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Add section for Cognito Hosted UI on React Native #432
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One clarification on the two use cases
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Let's add clarification on:
- Still need to have User Pool/Identity pool in aws_exports
- Need to configure oauth key:
Amplify.Auth.configure({oauth});
- Linking from expo:
import { Linking } from 'expo';
- In the Cognito console, under URLs for App Client Settings they need to use the URLs that Expo/Metro bundler is hosting the app locally with - e.g.
exp://192.168.46.139:19000/--/, http://localhost:3000/, https://myapp.com/
. Also need to tell customers what to do in prod by linking to RN docs. - Per other comment, explain the difference of the default hosted UI with
hostedUISignIn
prop vs building your own UI with social provider direct access. - Document
customProviderSignIn
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Let's get this show on the road!
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