We've already implemented a Web UI in our React Web application for sign up + login. Now we need to implement it in our React Native iOS+Android application. Can we open a webview in the app, authorize the user and then exchange the cookie for a session token? 🤔 Or do we have to implement something similar that we did in React Web in React Native? E.g. fetch the flow with the nodes and build it (with the help of the example repo, of course)

Yes, you can implement a similar flow in your React Native application as you did in your React Web application. The process involves initializing a login or registration flow, receiving a session token exchange code, and then exchanging this code for a session token. Here’s a high-level overview of the process: 1. The native app initializes a login or registration flow and receives the first part of the session token exchange code from the Ory Network. 2. After the user performs the social sign-in, they are redirected back to the native application via an iOS Universal Link or Android App Link. 3. The native application then exchanges the session token exchange code for a session token. In the case of a React Native application, you would use the

WebBrowser.openAuthSessionAsync

method to open a browser tab for authentication. The user authenticates with the identity provider and grants the application access to profile information. The identity provider then issues a redirect to the Ory Network callback URL, which the browser follows. You can find a detailed guide on how to integrate authentication into a React Native application in the Ory documentation. Please let me know if you run into any issues with it!

Thank you for the thorough response, @magnificent-energy-493 🙌 Just to make sure; this is an approach where we can open our web-based registration/login form via

WebBrowser.openAuthSessionAsync()

, right? And then we can grab the cookie value that we get via the webview (or this exchange token) and then exchange it for a session token? Reason why I ask is that we'd prefer (if possible) to have one web page for registration/login, and that both our web application and our iOS/Android application can use it. At the expense of a webview/modal in the app that renders the React Web login/regstration, but thats fine.