apple_sign_in_plugin 1.1.4

A comprehensive Flutter package for integrating Apple Sign-In with features for secure authentication and user data management.

Apple Sign In Plugin

A comprehensive, backend-ready Flutter package for integrating Apple Sign-In. It provides secure authentication, automatic token management, and returns a complete result object (including JWT, refresh token, access token) essential for backend verification.

Features

• 🔐 Secure Authentication: Handles the complete Apple Sign-In flow.
• 📦 Backend Ready: Returns idToken, accessToken, and refreshToken for server-side validation.
• 🔄 Token Management: Automatic handling of refresh tokens and revocations.
• 👤 User Data: Retrieves name, email, and stable user ID.
• 📱 Cross-Platform: Supports iOS, MacOS, Android, and Web (via sign_in_with_apple).

Installation

Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  apple_sign_in_plugin: ^1.0.12

Setup & Prerequisites

Before using this plugin, ensure you have the following from your Apple Developer Account:

1. Service ID / Bundle ID: The identifier for your app.
2. Team ID: Your Apple Team ID.
3. Key ID: The ID of the private key.
4. Private Key File (.p8): Download this from Apple and rename it to apple_private_key.pem.

Asset Configuration

Add your private key file to your Flutter assets in pubspec.yaml:

flutter:
  assets:
    - assets/keys/apple_private_key.pem

Usage

1. Initialization

Initialize the plugin with your credentials. This is usually done in main.dart or before the first sign-in attempt.

await AppleSignInPlugin.initialize(
    pemKeyPath: 'assets/keys/apple_private_key.pem',
    keyId: 'YOUR_KEY_ID',
    teamId: 'YOUR_TEAM_ID',
    bundleId: 'YOUR_BUNDLE_ID', // e.g., com.example.app
);

2. Sign In

Call signInWithApple() to start the flow. It returns an AppleSignInResult object containing everything you need.

try {
  final AppleSignInResult? result = await AppleSignInPlugin.signInWithApple();

  if (result != null) {
      print("Sign In Successful!");
      
      // Use these for backend verification:
      print("ID Token (JWT): ${result.idToken}"); 
      print("Access Token: ${result.accessToken}");
      print("Refresh Token: ${result.refreshToken}");
      
      // User Profile:
      print("Email: ${result.email}");
      print("User ID: ${result.userIdentifier}");
      print("Name: ${result.givenName} ${result.familyName}");
  } else {
      print("Sign In Cancelled");
  }
} catch (e) {
  print("Sign In Failed: $e");
}

3. Sign Out

Securely sign out and revoke tokens.

await AppleSignInPlugin.signOut();

The AppleSignInResult Object

The plugin returns a comprehensive object designed for easy backend integration:

Property	Description
idToken	The JWT (Identity Token) issued by Apple. Verify this on your server.
accessToken	Token for authenticating against Apple's REST API.
refreshToken	Token used to regenerate access tokens.
authorizationCode	One-time code to exchange for tokens (already exchanged by plugin, but provided if needed).
userIdentifier	A stable, unique ID for this user.
email	User's email address.
givenName / familyName	User's name components.

Important Notes

• Simulator Issues: Apple Sign-In may not work correctly on iOS Simulators. Test on a real device.
• Android/Web: This plugin wraps sign_in_with_apple logic for broad compatibility, but ensure your Apple Service ID is configured for web callbacks if using on non-Apple platforms.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.