Implement your use cases with the Orchestration SDKs
The SDKs enable you to implement many authentication, registration, and self-service use cases into your mobile and web apps.
Visit the following pages for more information on implementing different OIDC login use cases using the Orchestration SDKs:
Applies to: Android | iOS | JavaScript
Learn how to replace the default PingAM or PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud user interface for authentication with your own custom user interface.
You’ll use an existing JavaScript sample application to act as your custom UI. This app will step through your authentication journeys, and act as the central UI for one or more sample client apps.
Applies to: Android | iOS
Learn how to authenticate users on devices with limited input capabilities—such as smart TVs, kiosks, or IoT devices—using the OAuth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant (RFC 8628).
The app requests a short-lived code from the server, displays it to the user, and polls in the background while the user completes authentication on a separate browser-capable device.
Applies to: Android | iOS | JavaScript
Learn how to improve the security of your OIDC Redirect login flow using Pushed Authorization Requests (PAR, RFC 9126).
Enable the par option in your SDK configuration to send authorization parameters to the server’s /par endpoint before the browser redirect, keeping parameters out of the URL and preventing tampering.