A library on top of Xamarin.Auth and Xamarin.Social that provides native login with Safari fallback, and implements common APIs for Facebook, Twitter, Google and Dropbox.

• iOS (Social.framework, Safari and modal auth controllers)
• Android (just modal auth controllers for now)
• Ping me at [email protected] if you'd like to port it to other platforms, e.g. WP8

• Newtonsoft.Json
• Xamarin.Auth fork
• Xamarin.Social fork

(We need forks because there's some too iOS-specific stuff in there. There is an ongoing effort on porting some of it to Android. I try to keep these forks in sync with Xamarin's versions.)

Our goal was to have a unified interface to authenticating and calling Facebook, Twitter and Google APIs. Managers, such as FacebookManager and TwitterManager wrap Xamarin.Social services, but allow to specify several services for fallback. For example, we might want to first use native login, and if it fails, fall back to Safari:

static class Services {
    public static readonly FacebookManager Facebook = new FacebookManager (
        // First, try native login
        () => new Facebook6Service {
            FacebookAppId = "YOUR_APP_ID",
            Scope = "email"
        },
        // Fall back to Safari
        () => new FacebookService {
            ClientId = "YOUR_APP_ID",
            RedirectUrl = new Uri ("fbYOUR_APP_ID://authorize"),
            Scope = "email"
        }
    );
}

We also wanted the consuming code to not have to think about authentication:

var profile = await Services.Facebook.GetProfileAsync (options: LoginOptions.WithUI);
Console.WriteLine (profile.Name);

If the user is not authenticated, this will either present native dialog, or open Safari. When (and if) user authenticates, it will then get profile using Open Graph API and parse it into a C# object.

If we didn't want to present login UI, we'd just pass LoginOptions.NoUI, and if the user is logged out, the call would fail silently.

We're using this in production in Stampsy 1.5 (soon to appear in App Store).

• Authentication with native iOS 6 providers with fallback to Safari on iOS
• Authentication via a modal controller both on iOS and Android
• Support for choosing native iOS Twitter account with an action sheet (see sample project)
• Getting profile for Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Dropbox
• Getting access token from Facebook, Twitter (Reverse Auth) and Google+
• Getting paginated friends for Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus
• Sharing support for Facebook, Twitter and Google+
• Downloading files and thumbnails from Dropbox
• Similarly to Facebook SDK, client code just passes a parameter whether login UI can be displayed during an API call
• All calls return Tasks and support cancellations

Open sample/Sociopath.sln to see how it works.
(Don't forget to put your API keys in sample/Services.cs.)

• This README is the only planned documentation
• No unit tests (yet?)

• Make sure you fill in API keys
• Facebook: Change bundle ID in Info.plist to your bundle ID and make sure it matches Facebook App settings
• Facebook, Twitter, Google and Dropbox: Fill in correct callback URLs in Services.cs and register them in your Info.plist

Just clone it recursively:

git clone https://github.com/stampsy/Stampsy.Social.git --recursive

This will fetch Stampsy.Social, as well as our forks of Xamarin.Auth and Xamarin.Social.
Then fill in your API keys in sample/Services.cs.

Have fun!