Log in with token

[pcg92]

Hey, I need to login the user from a token. What do you think about this code? I can do a PR if its ok.

  Future<ParseResponse> getCurrentUserFromServer({token}) async {
    // We can't get the current user and session without a sessionId

    if(token==null && _client.data.sessionId == null) {
      return null;
    }

    if(token == null){
      token = _client.data.sessionId;
    }

    try {
      Uri tempUri = Uri.parse(_client.data.serverUrl);

      Uri uri = Uri(
          scheme: tempUri.scheme,
          host: tempUri.host,
          path: "${tempUri.path}$keyEndPointUserName");

      final response = await _client.get(uri, headers: {keyHeaderSessionToken: token});
      return _handleResponse(response, ParseApiRQ.currentUser);
    } on Exception catch (e) {
      return _handleException(e, ParseApiRQ.currentUser);
    }
  }

With this changes, I can do the following:

  initUserFromToken () async{
    ParseUser user = new ParseUser(null,null,null);
    var response = await user.getCurrentUserFromServer(token:"r:78095e44937ff1732f18ea04d04ad67e");
    if (response.success){
      user = await ParseUser.currentUser();
      print("user"+user.get(ParseUser.keyUsername));
    }
  }

[phillwiggins]

Yeah, that looks like a nice implementation of it. Is it fully tested and working?

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On Sun, Jan 27, 2019, 12:50 Pablo ***@***.*** wrote: Hey, I need to login the user from a token. What do you think about this code? I can do a PR if its ok. Future<ParseResponse> getCurrentUserFromServer({token}) async { // We can't get the current user and session without a sessionId if(token==null && _client.data.sessionId == null) { return null; } if(token == null){ token = _client.data.sessionId; } try { Uri tempUri = Uri.parse(_client.data.serverUrl); Uri uri = Uri( scheme: tempUri.scheme, host: tempUri.host, path: "${tempUri.path}$keyEndPointUserName"); final response = await _client.get(uri, headers: {keyHeaderSessionToken: token}); return _handleResponse(response, ParseApiRQ.currentUser); } on Exception catch (e) { return _handleException(e, ParseApiRQ.currentUser); } } With this changes, I can do the following: initUserFromToken () async{ ParseUser user = new ParseUser(null,null,null); var response = await user.getCurrentUserFromServer(token:"r:78095e44937ff1732f18ea04d04ad67e"); if (response.success){ user = await ParseUser.currentUser(); print("user"+user.get(ParseUser.keyUsername)); } } — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#58>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHgn3uehrd_HJmmCWIkSXQqFl5PMrYnpks5vHaCugaJpZM4aUs2P> .

[pcg92]

Yes its tested, the function initUser() in main its working like a charm, and the snippet that I included here its working too.

[phillwiggins]

Perfect. Please create a PR and I'll merge them. Thank you for your work!

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On Sun, Jan 27, 2019, 13:44 Pablo ***@***.*** wrote: Yes its tested, the function initUser() in main its working like a charm, and the snippet that I included here its working too. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#58 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHgn3sc6zbSVdVvbM_q9LZOIQEqUBIwlks5vHa1AgaJpZM4aUs2P> .