making login/logout buttons

[jwombat]

Is there a recommended way to access sharer attributes to get access to the sessions? I need to have buttons for login/logout of the different sharers, and it would be best if the buttons were connected to what SHK is doing.

[smkiewel]

For status, you can check [ServiceClassName isAuthorized] to see whether the service has been authorized.

For logout, call [SHK logoutOfService:@"ServiceClassName"].

For login, you can instantiate a sharer and call [sharer authorize] to force the login process. However, if you need notification of the successful login (likely), you'll need to modify the source code. I've posted a working implementation here: #213

[Ricardo1980]

How can I know if facebook or twittter session has been started? or is that the same as [ServiceClassName isAuthorized] ? I'd like to know this to enable or disable my logout buttons. Thanks.

[smkiewel]

See the issue linked in my previous comment (#213). It has code that was included in the main branch that produces notifications. There is an example of use there as well.

[Ricardo1980]

Thanks smkiewel, but notifications is not what I'm looking for. I'd like something like this in my viewDidLoad: if (facebook logged) { facebookButton.tittle.text=@"Log Out" } else { facebookButton.tittle.text=@"Log In" }

Maybe isAuthorized is for that, I'm going to try that now. What do you think? Thanks. BTW, how can I put code here? is there any keyword?

[smkiewel]

Yes, you would do something like:

if ([SHKFacebook isAuthorized]) {
  facebookButton.title.text=@"Log Out";
} else {
  facebookButton.title.text=@"Log In";
}

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[Ricardo1980]

OK, thanks a lot.

BTW, do you know if ShareKit is still be maintained by his author?