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I will add a tad more information. When the Apple Sign In was introduced, developers had the option of receiving id_token and code via URL fragment or query, besides form_post on the redirect URL.
But then Apple has changed it. Now, id_token and code are only sent via form_post to the redirect URL.
Another tidbit is that you can get a "Sign in with Apple" button, which conforms to the Apple human interaction guidelines by adding a div with id "appleid-signin". Apple's JS will automatically replace it with a button.
Great write up. Thank you, @aryaminus .
I will add a tad more information. When the Apple Sign In was introduced, developers had the option of receiving
id_tokenandcodevia URL fragment or query, besidesform_poston the redirect URL.But then Apple has changed it. Now,
id_tokenandcodeare only sent viaform_postto the redirect URL.Another tidbit is that you can get a "Sign in with Apple" button, which conforms to the Apple human interaction guidelines by adding a
divwith id"appleid-signin". Apple's JS will automatically replace it with a button.Hi how to handle the form_post ?
i try to fetch the redirect URL, but nothing is shown on console