private void CmdAuth(string[] args)
{
if (args.Length < 1)
{
PrintCommandHelp("auth");
return;
}
switch (args[0])
{
case "signin":
bool interactive = !HasOpt(args, "-n");
string manualAccessToken = GetOpt(args, "--at", null);
string manualRefreshToken = GetOpt(args, "--rt", null);
// Both --at and --rt should be present, or neither.
if ((manualAccessToken == null) ^ (manualRefreshToken == null))
{
// One is present, the other isn't: error.
PrintLn("*** The --at and --rt options must be both present, or both absent.");
return;
}
if (manualAccessToken != null)
{
PrintLn("Attempting auth with given tokens...");
PolyApi.Authenticate(manualAccessToken, manualRefreshToken, AuthCallback);
}
else
{
PrintLn("Attempting {0} auth...", interactive ? "interactive" : "non-interactive");
PolyApi.Authenticate(interactive, AuthCallback);
}
break;
case "signout":
PolyApi.SignOut();
userProfileImage.sprite = null;
userProfileImage.gameObject.SetActive(false);
PrintLn("Requested sign out.");
break;
case "cancel":
PrintLn("Requesting to cancel auth.");
PolyApi.CancelAuthentication();
break;
case "status":
PrintLn("authenticated: {0}\nauthenticating: {1}\naccess token: {2}\nrefresh token: {3}",
PolyApi.IsAuthenticated, PolyApi.IsAuthenticating, PolyApi.AccessToken, PolyApi.RefreshToken);
break;
default:
PrintCommandHelp("auth");
break;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Because Poly doesn't live in the Editor/ space (and couldn't, since it uses GameObjects and
/// MonoBehaviours), it will die every time the user enters or exits play mode. This means
/// that all of its state and objects will get wiped. So we have to check if it needs initialization
/// every time we need to use it.
/// </summary>
public void EnsurePolyIsReady()
{
if (!PolyApi.IsInitialized)
{
PtDebug.Log("ABM: Initializing Poly.");
// We need to set a service name for our auth config because we want to keep our auth credentials
// separate in a different "silo", so they don't get confused with the runtime credentials
// the user might be using in their project. Regular users would not set a service name, so they
// use the default silo.
authConfig.serviceName = "PolyToolkitEditor";
PolyApi.Init(authConfig, cacheConfig);
waitingForSilentAuth = true;
PolyApi.Authenticate(interactive: false, callback: (PolyStatus status) => {
waitingForSilentAuth = false;
OnSignInFinished(/* wasInteractive */ false, status);
});
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Launches the interactive sign-in flow (launches a browser to perform sign-in).
/// </summary>
public void LaunchSignInFlow()
{
PolyApi.Authenticate(interactive: true, callback: (PolyStatus status) => {
OnSignInFinished(/* wasInteractive */ true, status);
});
}