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Java Community | Help. Code. Learn.•16mo ago
Ed

[GENERAL Q] Spring boot Authenticating Apple user credentials

I am working on React native for front end, i managed to do Apple Sign in button, and after correctly logging in i receive a response of credentials containing the following: 
{
"authorizationCode": "....",
 "email": null, 
"fullName": {"familyName": null, "givenName": null, "middleName": null, "namePrefix": null, "nameSuffix": null, "nickname": null},
"identityToken":"....", 
"realUserStatus": 1, 
"state": null, 
"user": "...."}
{
"authorizationCode": "....",
 "email": null, 
"fullName": {"familyName": null, "givenName": null, "middleName": null, "namePrefix": null, "nameSuffix": null, "nickname": null},
"identityToken":"....", 
"realUserStatus": 1, 
"state": null, 
"user": "...."}
I send these information to my backend which is in Spring boot Now i would like to ask, generally what am i supposed to do with this information and how can i validate it so that i can send a response with my access_token and refresh_token back to the client? I am completly lost on this
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