OAuthFlow Class
Definition
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Creates a new prompt that asks the user to sign in using the Token Service. service.
public class OAuthFlowtype OAuthFlow = classPublic Class OAuthFlow- Inheritance
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OAuthFlow
Remarks
The prompt will attempt to retrieve the users current token and if the user isn't signed in, it will send them an `OAuthCard|SigninCard` containing a button they can press to signin. Depending on the channel, the user will be sent through one of two possible signin flows:
- The automatic signin flow where once the user signs in and the SSO service will forward the Agent the users access token using either an `event` or `invoke` activity.
- The "magic code" flow where once the user signs in they will be prompted by the SSO service to send the Agent a six digit code confirming their identity. This code will be sent as a standard `message` activity.
Both flows are automatically supported by the `OAuthFlow` and the only thing you need to be careful of is that you don't block the `event` and `invoke` activities that the prompt might be waiting on.
Constructors
| OAuthFlow(OAuthSettings) |
Creates a new prompt that asks the user to sign in using the Token Service. service. |
Properties
| Settings |
Methods
| BeginFlowAsync(ITurnContext, Func<Task<IActivity>>, CancellationToken) | |
| ChannelRequiresSignInLink(ChannelId) | |
| ContinueFlowAsync(ITurnContext, DateTime, CancellationToken) |
Called when a prompt dialog is the active dialog and the user replied with a new activity. |
| IsSignInFailureInvoke(ITurnContext) | |
| IsTokenExchangeRequestInvoke(ITurnContext) | |
| IsTokenResponseEvent(ITurnContext) | |
| IsVerificationInvoke(ITurnContext) | |
| SignOutUserAsync(ITurnContext, CancellationToken) |
Signs out the user. |