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seankang
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13 days ago

flutter login example

Hello I am building a flutter app that integrates with AWS cognito. In my custom Login Screen, I use flutter TextFormField and specify : TextFormField(....  autofillHints: const [AutofillHints.us...
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seankang
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12 days ago

Now my next follow up question is this:

My mobile app has a corresponding website.

How does the flutter app which can be deployed as a website and mobile app tie itself together so that 1password knows the 1 credential works for both the mobile app and the website?

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    1P_Phil
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    11 days ago

    Hi seankang​ ,

    Let me try to restate the question:
    - you have a website hosting your app : http://www.website.com/app (or something like that)
    - you are working on an app : com.website.appName

    My understanding is that the URI for both is used in looking up the password in the Vault. Some applications/sites have a similar fundamental domain like "www.website.com" and "com.website.app" (just reversed).  Other apps/websites have login services that have completely different. 

    In the case of a different service, the user just has to manually look up the password and then they will be presented with the option to save or update the password.

    I don't see any content about how to make these work best, but typically if you follow these guidelines (link below) and a similar URI structure it should work.  Now if you are looking at doing PassKeys there is a bit more configuration on the Apple & Android side (they have lots of docs for this).

    https://developer.1password.com/docs/web/compatible-website-design  (Web)
    https://blog.1password.com/what-is-webauthn (Passkeys)

    Let me know if this helps.

    Cheers,
    Phil