MIGRATION.md

Authentication Migration Guide from old sdk (version 0.10.X and below) to new sdk (2.X and above)

We've simplified the SDK for consumers by providing a single point of entry. Information passing from the client app to the library is now divided into two parts:

1. Static Information: Provided as a one-time configuration with the sso_config.json file.
2. Dynamic Information: Contains parameters that can change over time, such as the type of flow needed, prefill information, use of SSO, or in-app authentication.

For detailed SDK integration documentation, please refer to the authentication guide.

This guide focuses on modifying your codebase when migrating from the older 0.10.X version of the SDK to the 2.X version.

Steps to Follow:

1. Providing Application Information

• Remove UBER_CLIENT_ID and UBER_REDIRECT_URI entries from the gradle.properties file.

• Create a sso_config.json file in your application's res/raw folder with the following details:

  {
    "client_id": "YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
    "redirect_uri": "YOUR_APPLICATION_ID.uberauth://redirect",
    "scope": "YOUR_SCOPES COMMA SEPARATED"
  }

2. Deprecating SessionConfiguration Object

• Remove references to the SessionConfiguration object built like this:

  SessionConfiguration configuration = new SessionConfiguration.Builder()
      .setClientId(CLIENT_ID)
      .setRedirectUri(REDIRECT_URI)
      .setScopes(Arrays.asList(Scope.PROFILE, Scope.RIDE_WIDGETS))
      .setProfileHint(new ProfileHint
          .Builder()
          .email("john@doe.com")
          .firstName("John")
          .lastName("Doe")
          .phone("1234567890")
          .build())
      .build();

• Instead, use AuthContext:

  AuthContext authContext = new AuthContext(
          new AuthDestination.CrossAppSso(),
          new AuthType.PKCE(),
          new PrefillInfo(
                  "john@doe.com",
                  "John",
                  "Doe",
                  "1234567890"
          )
  );

3. Replace LoginManager with UberAuthClient

Replace

LoginManager loginManager = new LoginManager(accessTokenStorage,
        new SampleLoginCallback(),
        configuration,
        CUSTOM_BUTTON_REQUEST_CODE);
loginManager.login(LoginSampleActivity.this);

with

UberAuthClient uberAuthClient = new UberAuthClientImpl();
uberAuthClient.authenticate(LoginSampleActivity.this, authContext);

4. Custom buttons (Future)

The Uber custom buttons provide apis for setSessionConfiguration() setCallback() and setRequestCode() with the changes in the authentication module we will not be needing these anymore as there will be only one entry point for authentication module of the sdk