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@anyoauth/expo

v0.1.0

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AnyOAuth expo SDK

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@anyoauth/expo

Generated AnyOAuth secret-free local login SDK 0.1.0.

import { AnyOAuth } from '@anyoauth/expo'

Construct with new AnyOAuth({ clientId: 'public-id' }). Browser and Expo packages expose local helpers only. Use your backend for code exchange and application sessions. Helpers: createTransaction, pkceChallenge({codeVerifier}), authorizationUrl({provider, redirectUri, state, codeChallenge}), validateCallback({callbackUrl, redirectUri, state, expiresAt}). Persist and atomically consume the transaction in the initiating session. Only Google/GitHub and exact HTTPS or HTTP-loopback callbacks are supported. Null profile fields are legitimate. No automatic retries or HTTP redirects. Default timeout is 10 seconds including the body.

Run npm run typecheck and npm test from this package. Node 22+ provides Web Crypto; browsers and Expo require standards-compatible crypto.subtle and crypto.getRandomValues. Expo applications must install an appropriate Web Crypto implementation if their runtime lacks it; no insecure random fallback is provided.

License: MIT. Package coordinates do not imply registry publication.

Expo native crypto

Run npx expo install expo-crypto in your application. Import * as Crypto from "expo-crypto" and { AnyOAuth } from "@anyoauth/expo/native", then construct new AnyOAuth({clientId: "public-id", crypto: Crypto}). The native entry uses expo-crypto directly; Hermes does not need crypto.subtle or an insecure random fallback. The base entry remains available for Web Crypto runtimes.

Source and releases

Repository: https://github.com/AnyOAuth/anyoauth-expo

GitHub prerelease: https://github.com/AnyOAuth/anyoauth-expo/releases/tag/v0.1.0

Clone this repository, then run node verify.mjs with the native toolchain installed to build and execute the package's conformance suite. Source is generated in the AnyOAuth monorepo; propose changes there so every language stays aligned. GitHub hosts source archives and checksums. Package registry publication is separate.

This initial source release has full advertised-method conformance coverage. Runtime line/branch coverage for the whole language matrix remains a separate release gate; see https://anyoauth.com/docs/libraries/.