SmsCodeBrowserClient

The interface for interacting with the SMS Code Browser API. By using startSmsCodeRetriever(), you can retrieve the origin-bound one-time code from SMS messages.

The SMS message format should follow the origin-bound one-time code specification:

Can optionally begin with human-readable explanatory text. This consists of all but the last line of the message.
The last line of the message contains both a host and a code, each prefixed with a sigil: U+0040 (@) before the host, and U+0023 (#) before the code.

Here is an example:

 747723 is your ExampleCo authentication code.

 @example.com #747723

Note: This interface works only for the default browser app set by the current user. Any other calls will fail with SmsRetrieverStatusCodes.API_NOT_AVAILABLE.

Public Method Summary

abstract Task<Void>

startSmsCodeRetriever()

Starts SmsCodeRetriever, which looks for an origin-bound one-time code from SMS messages recently received (up to 1 minute prior).

Public Methods

public abstract Task<Void> startSmsCodeRetriever ()

Starts SmsCodeRetriever, which looks for an origin-bound one-time code from SMS messages recently received (up to 1 minute prior). If there is no matching message found from the SMS inbox, it waits for new incoming SMS messages until it finds a matching message or reaches the timeout (about 5 minutes). Calling this method multiple times only returns one result, but it can extend the timeout period to the last call. Once the result is returned or it reaches the timeout, SmsCodeRetriever will stop automatically.

The SMS verification code will be sent via a Broadcast Intent with SmsCodeRetriever.SMS_CODE_RETRIEVED_ACTION. This Intent contains Extras with keys:

SmsCodeRetriever.EXTRA_SMS_CODE_LINE for the retrieved line that contains the origin-bound one-time code and the metadata, or null in failed cases.
SmsCodeRetriever.EXTRA_STATUS for the Status to indicate RESULT_SUCCESS, RESULT_TIMEOUT or other SmsRetrieverStatusCodes.

If the caller has not been granted or denied permission by the user, it will fail with a ResolvableApiException. The caller can use ResolvableApiException.startResolutionForResult(Activity, int) to show a consent dialog for requesting permission from the user. The dialog result is returned via Activity.onActivityResult(int, int, Intent). If the user grants the permission, the activity result returns with RESULT_OK. Then you can start the retriever again to retrieve the verification code.

Note: Add SmsRetriever.SEND_PERMISSION in Context.registerReceiver(BroadcastReceiver, IntentFilter, String, Handler) while registering the receiver to detect that the broadcast intent is from the SMS Retriever.