Swift: Add Sign In With Apple example #6927
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This adds a new example that uses Sign In With Apple to authenticate to AWS, then display a list of the Amazon S3 buckets the user has available. The user interface is presented using SwiftUI, and the application works on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.
This update switches from using the unencrypted SwiftUI `@AppStorage` to using Auth0's `SimpleKeychain` library to save the user account information locally.
Did a few cleanup tasks to prepare for posting: * Added missing copyright headers and removed crufty default ones. * Removed the extension on `Task` that's no longer being used. * Added a frame constraint to the `SignInWithAppleButton` to stop getting runtime warnings logged by UIKit on newer iOS versions.
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This PR adds an example SwiftUI application demonstrating how to use Sign In With Apple to authenticate with AWS using an account number and IAM role. Once authenticated, the user's S3 buckets are presented in a list. Account and user information is stored in the Keychain using Auth0's SimpleKeychain package.
To run this application, you need to configure the app with the ID "com.example.buckets" on an Apple Developer account, and you need to choose or create an IAM role to use when running the example.
This example will be embedded in part into a section in the AWS SDK for Swift Developer Guide that covers the topic of using Sign In With Apple for AWS authentication. That content is in the process of being written now.
This application is compatible with macOS, iOS, and iPadOS.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.