Ionic Native Enterprise features a library of Premier plugins and solutions that are fully supported and maintained by the Ionic team, with access to Ionic experts and a guaranteed response SLA to mission-critical app development. NOTE: An Ionic Native Enterprise Edition key is required in order to install and use the Ionic Auth Connect plugin. The “start” folder contains the basic structure of the app that we’ll make changes to and the “completed” folder contains the finished app as a reference point if needed. To begin, clone this repository and follow along. There’s only a few steps required to implement Auth Connect with Azure AD B2C in an Ionic app: configure Azure AD B2C, install Auth Connect in an Ionic app, and configure Auth Connect to use Azure AD B2C. In this tutorial, we’ll add login/logout functionality to a basic Ionic app by integrating Ionic Auth Connect. Using a simple, powerful API, it handles logging in and/or registering a user with an authentication provider (such as Azure Active Directory) using industry-standard OAuth/OpenId Connect. Ionic Auth Connect makes it easy to add secure authentication to any hybrid mobile app running on iOS, Android, or the web. That’s why the Ionic team designed Auth Connect. Issues like secure token storage, Man-In-The-Middle attacks, and timely security updates can be troublesome, and create risks if not handled properly.
While Azure AD B2C is designed to work well on any iOS or Android phone or tablet, integrating with any auth provider can be particularly tricky on a mobile device, particularly if you’re building a “hybrid” mobile app using something like Cordova or Capacitor. Azure Active Directory B2C (Azure AD B2C) is a great way to enable secure authentication for your users across mobile and web - from basic sign-in and sign-out, to profile management and more.
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