Orchestration SDKs

Getting Started with the Journey module for iOS

PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud PingAM iOS

This getting started guide provides the fastest path to integrating authentication journeys into your native iOS applications.

You will learn how to add the Journey module, configure it to communicate with the identity server, and write the code to initiate a login.

You’ll handle each step of an authentication journey, from collecting user credentials to processing the final session token upon success or handling errors if the login fails.

The high-level steps you’ll complete in this guide are as follows:

Configuring the server for iOS

Before you begin ensure you have set up your Advanced Identity Cloud tenant or PingAM server with the required configuration.

Complete prerequisites

Installing the Journey module on iOS

Learn how to install the Journey module into your iOS projects.

Install the module

Configuring the Journey module on iOS

Explore the configuration options you have available for connecting the Journey module to your Advanced Identity Cloud tenant or PingAM server, and controlling how the module behaves.

Configure the module

Starting an authentication journey on iOS

Every journey starts with the first step! Find out how to tell the Journey module to start an authentication journey.

Start the journey

An authentication journey consists of a number of authentication nodes, each is responsible for a particular tasks, such as obtaining credentials, or performing a risk assessment.

Learn how the Journey module navigated an authentication journey, and how to handle the callbacks the server sends in each step.

Navigate the journey

Managing sessions and tokens on iOS

Learn how to obtain a user object and session token, sign the user out, and manage OpenID Connect (OIDC) tokens, including retrieving, refreshing, and revoking them.

Managing sessions and tokens

Integrating with SwiftUI

If your application uses SwiftUI, you can seamlessly integrate the Journey module by using an ObservableObject to manage the UI state.

Integrate with SwiftUI