lineloginkmp/dev.yjyoon.lineloginkmp/LineLoginResult/Success

Success

class Success(val accessToken: LineAccessToken, val profile: LineProfile?, val idToken: LineIdToken?, val friendshipStatusChanged: Boolean, val nonce: String?) : LineLoginResult

The user signed in.

Which permissions were actually granted is not reported as a list, because iOS cannot report it: the LINE SDK's Objective-C layer exposes login permissions as opaque objects with no readable value and no equality, so any such list would be honest on one platform and invented on the other. Read it off the data instead — profile is non-null when profile was granted, idToken when openid was, and LineIdToken.email when email was.

Constructors

Success

constructor(accessToken: LineAccessToken, profile: LineProfile?, idToken: LineIdToken?, friendshipStatusChanged: Boolean, nonce: String?)

Properties

accessToken

val accessToken: LineAccessToken

Always present.

friendshipStatusChanged

val friendshipStatusChanged: Boolean

True when the user added your LINE Official Account as a friend during this login. Only meaningful with LineLoginRequest.botPrompt.

idToken

val idToken: LineIdToken?

Present when LineScope.OpenId was granted. The only part of this result a backend can verify.

nonce

val nonce: String?

The nonce carried by this login, whether it came from LineLoginRequest.nonce or from the SDK.

profile

val profile: LineProfile?

Present when LineScope.Profile was granted.

Functions

toString

open override fun toString(): String