Invalid Parameter Error when calling acquireTokenSilent method

[KKamesh]

I am using the "react-native-azure-auth" library to implement Azure AD V2 login functionality in my react native app for iOS.

Issue 1:
When I call the "acquireTokenSilent" method after the AccessToken had expired, I am getting an error "Invalid Parameter: scope". I checked the source code and found that the parameters are not passed in the right format to the method "refreshTokens". The "refreshTokens" method expects a single object parameter but the "acquireTokenSilent" method invokes it with 2 separate parameters.

Issue 2:
Also, the refreshToken is a property within the refreshToken object returned by the method - "getRefreshToken".

I fixed both these issues by making the below code change locally in the file "auth/index.js". Kindly update the below line in the github repository for the benefit of all who use this library.

Fix :
File : auth/index.js Line: 192
const tokenResponse = await this.refreshTokens({refreshToken: refreshToken.refreshToken, scope: scope})

[SwagatRanjit84]

@KKamesh same error on android

[akashdmahali]

@KKamesh lol you beat me to this by a day 😆 . I was facing the same issue and made the same fix

[SwagatRanjit84]

@akashdmahali How did you solve?

Error: The reply URL specified in the request doesn't match the reply urls configured for the application.

[akashdmahali]

@akashdmahali How did you solve?

Error: The reply URL specified in the request doesn't match the reply urls configured for the application.

@SwagatRanjit84 you have to specify the reply urls while registering your app on azure.
This is the default format for specifying the reply urls :
${bundleIdentifier.toLowerCase()}://${bundleIdentifier.toLowerCase()}/${Platform.OS}/callback

Eg: lets say your bundle id is : com.yourcompany.yourapp , then the reply url would be

com.yourcompany.yourapp://com.yourcompany.yourapp/android/callback
com.yourcompany.yourapp://com.yourcompany.yourapp/ios/callback

[SwagatRanjit84]

@akashdmahali It is same format for all the cases? Are you saying Bundle ID = package name?

[akashdmahali]

@akashdmahali It is same format for all the cases? Are you saying Bundle ID = package name?

yes that is correct, Bundle ID = package name. The format is same, but you can have different bundle ids (package name) for iOS and Android.

[SwagatRanjit84]

@akashdmahali yeah Got it!! thanks mate

[vmurin]

Hi guys!
Sorry for a long silence. I was on vacation.
Now the proposed change is applied and new version released.
So I can close the issue