huawei | Huawei library for Raspberry pi
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Huawei library for Raspberry PI, to help your project to communicate with Huawei E3131 dongle.
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- Returns the current connection status .
- Get a list of all the messages in the inbox .
- Get information about the device .
- get the number of SMS messages
- Send a SMS message .
- Set connection settings
- Parse an sms element .
- Returns the current network information .
- Perform a PIN operation .
- Send a HTTP request .
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QUESTION
I am developing an Sports Mobile App with flutter (mobile client) that tracks it's users activity data. After tracking an activity (swimming, running, walking ...) it calls a REST API developed by me (with springboot) passing that activity data with a POST. Then, my user will be able to view the logs of his tracked activities calling the REST API with a GET.
As I know that my own tracking development isn't as good as Strava, Garmin, Huawei and so on ones, I want to let my app users to connect with their Strava, Garmin and so on accounts to get their activities data, so I need users to authorize my app to get that data using OAuth.
In a first approach, I have managed to develop all the flow of OAuth with flutter using the Authorization Code Grant. The authorization server login is launched by flutter in a user agent (chrome tab), and once the resource owner has done the login and authorize my flutter app, my flutter app takes the authorization code and the calls to the authorization server to get the tokens . So I can say, that my client is my flutter App. When the oauth flow is done, I send the tokens to my Rest API in order to store them in a database.
My first idea was to send those tokens to my backend app in order to store them in a database and develop a process that takes those tokens, consult resource servers, parses each resource server json response actifvities to my rest API activity model ones and store in my database. Then, if a resource owner consults its activities calling my Rest API, he would get a response with all the activities (the mobiles app tracked ones + Strava, Garmin, resource servers etc ones stores in my db).
I have discarded the option to do the call to the resource servers directly from my client and to my rest api when a user pushes a syncronize button and mapping those responses directly in my client because I need the data of those resource servers responses in the backend in order to implement a medal functionality. Further more, Strava, Garmin, etc have limits of usage and I don't want to let my resource owners the hability to push the button the times they want.
Here is the flow of my first idea:
Steps:
Client calls the authorization server launching a user agent to an oauth login. In order to make the resource owner login and authorize. The url and the params are hardcoded are hardcoded in my client.
Resource owner logins and authorize client.
Callback is sent with code.
Client captures code of the callback and makes a post to he authorization server to get the tokens. As some authorization servers accept PKCE, I am using PKCE when its possible, to avoid attacks and hardcoding my client secret in my client. Others like Strava's, don't allow PKCE, so I have to hardcode the client secret in my client in order to get the tokens.
Once the tokens are returned to my client, I send them to my rest api and store in a database identifying the tokens resource owner.
To call the resource server:
One periodic process takes the tokens of each resource owner and updates my database with the activities returned from each resource server.
The resource owner calls the rest api and obtains all the activities.
The problem to this first idea is that some of the authorization servers allow implementing PKCE (Fitbit) and others use the client secret to create the tokens (Strava). As I need the client secret to get the tokens for some of those authorization servers, I have hardcoded the secrets in the client and that is not secure.
I know that it is dangerous to insert the client secrets into the client as a hacker can decompile my client and get the client secret. I can't figure how to get the resource owner tokens of Strava without hardcoding the client secret if PKCE is not allowed in the authorization server.
As I don't want to hardcode my client secrets in my client because it is insafe and I want to store the tokens in my db, I dont see my first approach as a good option. Further more, I am creating a POST request to my REST API in order to store the access token and refresh token in my database and if i am not wrong, that process can be done directly from the backend.
I am in the situation that I have developed a public client (mobile app) that has hardcoded the client secrets because I can't figure how to avoid doing that when PKCE isn't allowed by the authorization server to get the tokens.
So after thinking on all those problems, my second idea is to take advantage of my REST API and do the call to the authorization server from there. So my client would be confidential and I would do the OAuth flow with a Server-side Application.
My idea is based on this image.
In order to avoid the client secret hardcoding in my mobile client, could the following code flow based on the image work and be safe to connect to Strava, Garmin, Polar....?
Strava connection example:
MOBILE CLIENT
Mobile public Client Calls my Rest API to get as a result the URI of Strava Authorization server login with needed params such as: callback, redirect_uri, client_it, etc.
Mobile client Catches the Rest API GET response URI.
Mobile client launches a user agent (Chrome custom tab) and listen to the callback.
USER AGENT
The login prompt to strava is shown to the resource owner.
The resource owner inserts credentials and pushes authorize.
Callback is launched
MOBILE CLIENT
When my client detects the callback, return to client and stract the code from the callback uri.
Send that code to my REST API with a post. (https://myrestapi with the code in the body)
REST API CLIENT
Now, the client is my REST API, as it is going to be the one that calls the authorization server with the code obtained by the mobile client. The client will take that code and with the client secret hardcoded in it will call to the Authorization server. With this approach, the client secret is no more in the mobile client, so it is confidential.
The authorization server returns the tokens and I store them in a database.
THE PROCESS
- Takes those tokens from my database and make calls to the resource servers of strava to get the activities. Then parses those activities to my model and stores them into the database.
Is this second approach a good way to handle the client secrets in order to avoid making them public? Or I am doing something wrong? Whatr flow could I follow to do it in the right way? I am really stuck with this case, and as I am new to OAuth world I am overwhelmed with all the information I have read.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 12:54From what I understand, the main concern here is, you want to avoid hardcoding of client secret.
I am taking keycloak as an example for the authorization server, but this would be same in other authorization server as well since the implementation have to follow the standards
In the authrization servers there are two types of client's one is the
1.Confidential client - These are the one's that require both client-id and client-secret to be passed in your Rest api call
The CURL would be like this, client secret required
QUESTION
So today I updated Android Studio to:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-30 at 07:00Encountered the same problem. Update Huawei services. Please take care. Remember to keep your dependencies on the most up-to-date version. This problem is happening on Merged-Manifest.
QUESTION
I'm using Huawei image segmentation for background removal from images. This code work perfectly fine on debug build but it does not work on a release build. I don't understand what could be the case.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 08:50Stuff like this usually happens when you have ProGuard enabled but not correctly configured. Make sure to add appropriate rules to proguard-rules.pro
file to prevent it from obfuscating relevant classes.
Information about this is usually provided by the library developers. After a quick search I came up with this example. Sources seem to be documented well enough, so that it should not be a problem to find the correct settings.
Keep in mind that you probably need to add rules for more than one library.
QUESTION
Using Xamarin.Forms to built Android app. Phone Honor 30i. Android 10. Build version 3.1.0.140(C10E1R3P2). After updating on this build(dont remember version of previously installed build) my app throw exception in log and crash at once after launch. this is from log:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 02:59Thank you for providing the information regarding this issue, we have reported it to the R&D team. at the same time, we have provided a workaround, you can downgrade the Account SDK version to 5.0.3.302
, which should solve your problem.
QUESTION
we have issue with hms react native map kit, during development we used cloud device and we don't have issue with showing maps on p40 & m30 devices
Later on some huawei devices user can't open the maps without app crash & closed (Honor 8x & TRT-LX2)
The error contains
com.huawei.hms.dynamicloader.e[DexPathList[[zip file "/data/user_de/0/com.huawei.android.hsf/modules/external/huawei_module_huaweimaps/some_number/HuaweiMapsProvider.apk"],nativeLibraryDirectories=[/data/user_de/0/com.huawei.android.hsf/modules/external/huawei_module_huaweimaps/some_number/HuaweiMapsProvider.apk!/lib/arm64-v8a, /system/lib64, /system/product/lib64, /hw_product/lib64, /system/product/lib64]]] couldn't find "libmap.so"
How to solve these? Thanks for your help
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-30 at 06:22You could try to upgrade HMS Core to the latest version in the AppGallery and try again to see if the issue persists. If the issue persists, pls provide the complete error logs or send your test APK to the hmscore@huawei.com for us to check.
QUESTION
need help how to fix problem of HMS SDK.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 06:50Taken from here
Could not find com.huawei.agconnect:agcp:1.0.0.300
"Looks like you are missed to add application gradle configurations.
Try after adding these lines on your gradle file
QUESTION
We have implementation of
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-28 at 12:23Thank you for your feedback, this issue is a known issue. The R&D team will release a new fixed version in mid-November, and I'll update this answer and let you know when it's released.
QUESTION
I am using HMS push kit to get notification. Notifications were working fine about 1 week ago, but now when I re run that code, it is not working. I cross checked all the things but unable to find anything. Dependency which I am using is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 08:34Based on the content provided by you, the following method is used to receive data messages instead of notification messages. And notification messages are displayed on the device.
QUESTION
We have a react-native application running in production with firebase phone auth. Lately, we received feedback from users owning new Huawei devices not being able to authenticate with their phone numbers using firebase.
Since a lot of users started having this issue, we decided to implement Huawei auth services only for devices under HarmonyOS and keep the regular firebase phone authentication for other users.
After integrating the Huawei App Gallery Connect Auth SDK in our react-native app, we are able to receive the OTP and sign the user in using credentialWithVerifyCode
and we are also able to retrieve the user's token using
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 03:04You are advised to use the following method to validate the token.
QUESTION
I found huawei have HMS Toolkit Cloud Debugging for testing, is it support for React Native? or is there any way to install our apps into the cloud device?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 04:06You cannot run the react-native run-android
command to directly perform debugging. You need to run the gradlew assembleDebug
command to package the full APK and upload the APK to Cloud Debugging for testing.
You could directly access the CloudDebugging menu on the AppGallery Connect, as shown in the following figure:
Then select an appropriate test machine and upload the APK file for test.
According to the R&D team, we didn't have a specific adaptation for React Native. But if your app works fine on your test machine, it should be fine on Cloud Debugging as well.
To install app on Cloud Debugging, please download the HMS Toolkit plug-in in Android Studio firstly, then start Cloud Debugging and click Run app in the IDE to start the installation.
Pls kindly refer to the following link for more info:
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