Just wondering if anyone have done this before.
I have a react-native app that uses a phone number to authenticate. So, decided to go with Account kit. My question is, can we do our own UI and still able to perform the Account kit to send sms instead of using the UI that is popup from Account kit. Any suggestions will be helpful. Thanks.
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Hi I am new to IOS automation and I have a scenario where we have to do an In-App purchase
As for Testing these could be done by AppStore Connect Portal under User Access and create a Sandbox account but is there a way by which we can create an Apple (Appstore Connect) Sandbox account programmatically
Please advise
Well, it isn't much of a solution and it is a PITA but you could use something like Appium, which is what I use, to automate all that stuff by driving a web browser.
I use it for testing 3rd party social logins. For things like Apple ID where the social login requires 2FA I have an Appium test step that goes to a google voice account in the mobile browser and retrieves the 2FA code that was texted to the GV number. It is tedious and a bit brittle but I couldn't find any other way to get around 2FA situations.
I want to add persistent login functionality into my Flutter app similar to other apps like Instagram and Twitter without using Firebase and have been unable to find any resources that show me how to do so.
I'm very new to Flutter so please go easy on me. Thank you!
P.S Flutter doctor doesn't show any problems.
Do not ever use SharedPreference to store tokens. When you're developing a native android application you should use AccountManager. As for flutter use flutter_secure_storage. I've seen alot of teams using it to save auth tokens.
Is it possible to install a Dialogflow chatbot for testing on my Google Home device
without using the phrase "Talk to my test app?"
I am a rather new user of Dialogflow and have several simple test apps that
I plan to develop as learning exercises. Can set them up for testing on my
personal Google Home device without entering the "Talk to my test app" and without
submitting them for distribution to the Google Home community. I do not consider them
sinificant enough to offer them the the Google community at large.
I anticipate the develop of the following apps: 1 - SillyNameMaker, 2 - Woodchuck,
Gettysburg Address.
Thanks for any help
Jim
If you provide an app name and sample invocations in the "App information" section of the Actions on Google console, you'll be able to use this name to invoke your app on devices that are signed in to the Google account you are using for development.
One thing to note, however, is that you can only have one app in testing at a time. If you start testing a new app, the previous one (even if it is named) will be unavailable.
I'm using Facebook Account Kit in my iOS app. Everything works good for me and my internal testers (Israel). But AppStore external testers can't get the sms verification code from account kit. Does anyone saw problem like this? And how to fix it?
Am I correct in assuming using a UIWebView is the only/best way to integrate Google Checkout into an iOS App?
A fully native solution would be the best fit as I only require the user to purchase a limited number of items that will never change.
Does any one know of existing Apps that have successfully integrated Google Checkout?