Android Kotlin library for the Flow Client Library (FCL).

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FCL Auth Android is a Kotlin library for the Flow Client Library (FCL) that enables Flow wallet authentication on Android devices.

Demo

The example app in this project demonstrates how to use FCL inside an Android app.

Installation

You can download the latest version from the GitHub Apache Maven registry.

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.onflow.fcl</groupId>
  <artifactId>fcl-auth-android</artifactId>
  <version>0.1.0</version>
</dependency>

• How to install with Maven
• How to install with Gradle

Configuration

You will need to configure your app information before using the authentication library.

FCL Android ships with several built-in wallet providers (Dapper, Blocto), but you can also define custom wallet providers if needed.

import org.onflow.fcl.android.auth.AppInfo
import org.onflow.fcl.android.auth.DefaultProvider
import org.onflow.fcl.android.auth.FCL

val fcl = FCL(
    AppInfo(
        title = "FCL Demo App",
        icon = URL("https://foo.com/bar.png"),
    )
)

fcl.providers.add(DefaultProvider.DAPPER)
fcl.providers.add(DefaultProvider.BLOCTO)

Authenticate

// use inside of an activity class
val context: android.content.Context = this

fcl.authenticate(context, DefaultProvider.DAPPER) { response ->
  System.out.println(response.address)
}

The response variable is of type AuthnResponse, which contains the user's wallet address:

/**
 * Authentication response
 * 
 * @property [address] address of the authenticated account
 * @property [status] status of the authentication (approved or declined)
 * @property [reason] if authentication is declined this property will contain more description
 */
data class AuthnResponse(
    val address: String?,
    val status: ResponseStatus,
    val reason: String?
)