bondify_flutter 1.0.0

Bondify Flutter SDK — one-tap Telegram authentication for Flutter apps. Drop-in login button, QR bottom sheet, polling client and proof verification. No SMS, no passwords — just a Telegram tap.

Bondify Flutter SDK

One-tap Telegram authentication for Flutter apps. No SMS, no passwords — your users tap a button, confirm in Telegram, and you get a verified identity.

• 🔘 Drop-in BondifyButton and showBondifyAuthSheet
• 📱 Built for mobile — uses the public, key-less flow (your secret key never ships in the app)
• 🔒 Returns a signed proof (JWT) you verify on your backend
• 🎨 Themeable (Telegram / dark / light), with built-in loading & success states
• 🪶 Tiny: only http and url_launcher

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Installation

Add the package to your pubspec.yaml.

From pub.dev (once published):

dependencies:
  bondify_flutter: ^1.0.0

From GitHub (before it's on pub.dev):

dependencies:
  bondify_flutter:
    git:
      url: https://github.com/bondify-dev/bondify-flutter
      ref: v1.0.0

Then:

flutter pub get

Before you start: open your Bondify dashboard, copy your Project ID (proj_…), and enable Mobile SDK in the project settings. The mobile flow uses public endpoints that only work when Mobile SDK is on.

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Quick start

1. The login button

import 'package:bondify_flutter/bondify_flutter.dart';

BondifyButton(
  projectId: 'proj_xxxxxxxx',
  label: 'Login with Telegram',
  theme: BondifyTheme.telegram, // telegram | dark | light
  onSuccess: (user) {
    // user.proof is a signed JWT — send it to YOUR backend and verify it.
    debugPrint('Welcome, ${user.name} (@${user.username})');
  },
  onError: (err) => debugPrint('Login failed: $err'),
)

2. Or a guided bottom sheet

final user = await showBondifyAuthSheet(context, projectId: 'proj_xxxxxxxx');
if (user != null) {
  // signed in
}

3. Or drive the flow yourself

final client = BondifyClient(const BondifyConfig(projectId: 'proj_xxxxxxxx'));

try {
  final user = await client.authenticate(
    onStatus: (s) => debugPrint('status: $s'),
  );
  debugPrint('Signed in as ${user.telegramId}');
} on BondifyException catch (e) {
  debugPrint('Auth error: ${e.message}');
}

You can also configure a singleton once at startup and omit projectId everywhere:

void main() {
  BondifyClient.init(const BondifyConfig(projectId: 'proj_xxxxxxxx'));
  runApp(const MyApp());
}

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Verify the proof on your backend (required)

The SDK runs on the user's device, so never trust it alone. Always send user.proof to your server and verify it there before creating a session.

proof is a JWT signed (HS256) with your project's webhook secret (whsec_…, found in your project settings). Verify it with any JWT library:

// Node.js (Express) example
import jwt from 'jsonwebtoken'

app.post('/auth/telegram', (req, res) => {
  const { proof } = req.body
  try {
    const claims = jwt.verify(proof, process.env.BONDIFY_WEBHOOK_SECRET) // whsec_…
    // claims = { telegram_id, telegram_name, telegram_username, project_id, ... }
    // → create or look up the user, issue your own session cookie/JWT
    res.json({ ok: true, telegramId: claims.telegram_id })
  } catch {
    res.status(401).json({ error: 'Invalid proof' })
  }
})

Keep BONDIFY_WEBHOOK_SECRET on the server only. It is not the same as your secret_key and must never be shipped in the app.

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Platform setup

url_launcher opens the Telegram app. On Android 11+ declare the query so the launch check works:

android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml (inside <queries>):

<queries>
  <intent>
    <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
    <data android:scheme="https" />
  </intent>
  <package android:name="org.telegram.messenger" />
</queries>

iOS works out of the box; no extra configuration is required for https://t.me links.

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API reference

BondifyButton

Property	Type	Default	Description
projectId	String?	uses BondifyClient	Your Project ID. Omit if you called init().
onSuccess	void Function(BondifyUser)	—	Called with the verified user.
onError	void Function(Object)?	null	Called on failure/cancel.
label	String	'Login with Telegram'	Idle button text.
theme	BondifyTheme	telegram	telegram / dark / light.
borderRadius	double	14	Corner radius.
expand	bool	false	Full-width button.
apiBase	String?	hosted API	Advanced / self-hosted.

BondifyUser

Field	Type	Description
telegramId	String	Stable numeric Telegram ID.
name	String	Display name.
username	String?	@username if set (no leading @).
phone	String?	Only if your project collects phone numbers.
proof	String	Signed JWT — verify on your backend.
confirmedAt	int	Confirmation time (ms since epoch).

BondifyClient

• Future<GenerateResponse> startSession()
• Future<void> openTelegram(String deeplink)
• Future<BondifyUser> waitForConfirmation(token, {onStatus, cancelToken})
• Future<BondifyUser> authenticate({onStatus, cancelToken}) — full flow

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Example

A complete runnable example lives in example/:

cd example
flutter run

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License

MIT © Bondify