lineloginkmp/dev.yjyoon.lineloginkmp/LineLoginRequest

LineLoginRequest

class LineLoginRequest(val scopes: Set<LineScope> = DefaultScopes, val nonce: String? = null, val forceWebLogin: Boolean = false, val botPrompt: LineBotPrompt? = null, val promptBotId: String? = null)

Options for a single LineLogin.login call.

The defaults are what most apps want: sign in with profile + openid, through the LINE app when it is installed and the browser when it is not.

Constructors

LineLoginRequest

constructor(scopes: Set<LineScope> = DefaultScopes, nonce: String? = null, forceWebLogin: Boolean = false, botPrompt: LineBotPrompt? = null, promptBotId: String? = null)

Types

Companion

object Companion

Properties

botPrompt

val botPrompt: LineBotPrompt?

Ask the user to add your LINE Official Account as a friend during login. Requires the channel to be linked to a bot in the console; null shows no prompt.

forceWebLogin

val forceWebLogin: Boolean

Skip app-to-app login and always use the web flow, even when the LINE app is installed. Mostly useful for testing the browser path.

nonce

val nonce: String?

An OpenID Connect nonce, echoed back in the ID token so a backend can prove the token was minted for this login attempt. Generate it server-side and verify it there; a nonce a client both creates and checks proves nothing. Null lets the SDK supply its own.

promptBotId

val promptBotId: String?

Which bot to prompt for, when the channel is linked to more than one.

scopes

val scopes: Set<LineScope>

Permissions to request. Must not be empty. What the user actually granted is not reported as a list — read it off the result instead: LineLoginResult.Success.profile is non-null when profile was granted, LineLoginResult.Success.idToken when openid was, and LineIdToken.email when email was.

Functions

toString

open override fun toString(): String