Class AuthProviders

Namespace

VpnHood.AppLib.Abstractions.Accounts

Assembly

VpnHood.AppLib.Abstractions.dll

Well-known sign-in method ids. A sign-in method is a free-form STRING self-declared by the app's IAuthenticationExternalProvider — deliberately not an enum, so a third-party app built on these packages can introduce its own identity provider ("github", "samsung", …) without a change to this library. The id is a contract, lowercase by convention, consumed verbatim everywhere:

• the portal sends it as the wire discriminator and the backend keys its token verifiers on it (unknown ids are the backend's to reject — fail-closed);
• the UI derives its sign-in label key as SIGN_IN_WITH_<UPPERCASE-ID> and falls back to a generic "Sign in" when no such key exists. Changing an id is therefore a breaking change on the wire and in the UI label lookup.

public static class AuthProviders

Inheritance

object

AuthProviders

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Fields

Apple

The ID of the sign-in with Apple.

public const string Apple = "apple"

Field Value

string

Google

The ID of the sign-in with Google.

public const string Google = "google"

Field Value

string

Microsoft

The ID of the sign-in with Microsoft.

public const string Microsoft = "microsoft"

Field Value

string

Password

The account website's own email + password, checked by the backend against its client login (no external IdP involved). Sign-in only: the backend never creates an account for this method. May require a second step — see SignInResult.State.

public const string Password = "password"

Field Value

string