Third party Instagram Sdk which provides a simple login button like facebook or twitter, and Handles the oauth2 flow for users to login and authenticate your app. The access token is stored in an Instagram session which persists upon closing the app.
Add the library as a dependency to your project. When using Android Studio and Gradle it's as easy as adding this dependency:
compile 'com.mrunia.instagram.sdk:instagram.sdk:1.1.5'
Add the button to your xml layout file...
<com.mrunia.instagram.sdk.InstagramLoginButton
android:id="@+id/instagram_login_button"
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="60dp"
android:layout_gravity="center_horizontal"
android:layout_marginTop="30dp"
/>
Add your ClientID, ClientSecret, and CallbackUrl Globals...
String INSTA_CLIENT_ID = "your client id";
String INSTA_CLIENT_SECRET = "your client secret";
String INSTA_CALLBACK_URL = "your callback url - http://example.com";
String[] INSTA_SCOPES = {"relationships", "likes", "comments"}; // or whatever your scopes are.
InstagramAuthConfig instaAuthConfig = new InstagramAuthConfig(INSTA_CLIENT_ID, INSTA_CLIENT_SECRET, INSTA_CALLBACK_URL, INSTA_SCOPES);
Instagram.getInstance().with(this, instaAuthConfig);
Grab the button from your layout and set the callback...
instagramLogin = (InstagramLoginButton) findViewById(R.id.instagram_login_button);
instagramLogin.setCallback(new com.mrunia.instagram.sdk.Callback<InstagramSession>() {
@Override
public void success(InstagramSession result) {
// optional: put your own code here
Log.i(TAG, "Instagram Logged in..."+result.toString());
}
@Override
public void failure(Exception e) {
// optional: put your own code here
Log.i(TAG, "Instagram NOT Logged in...");
}
@Override
public void logout() {
// optional: put your own code here
Log.i(TAG, "Instagram User was logged out...");
}
});
You can now use the Instagram AccessToken throughout your app to make Instagram Api calls...
InstagramSession session = InstagramSession.getInstance(context);
if(session.isSessionActive) {
String accessToken = session.getAccessToken();
String userName = session.getUsername();
String userId = session.getId();
...
// or get it all back using:
HashMap sessionData = session.getSessionDetails();
// then parse sessionData for your session data.
}
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