StytchB2BClient

Exposes an instance of the DFP interface which provides a method for retrieving a dfp_telemetry_id for use in DFP lookups on your backend server

Exposes an instance of the Discovery interface which provides methods for creating and discovering Organizations and exchanging sessions between organizations

Exposes an instance of the B2BMagicLinks interface whicih provides methods for sending and authenticating users with Email Magic Links.

Exposes an instance of the Member interface which provides methods for retrieving the current authenticated user.

Exposes an instance of the OAuth interface which provides a method for starting and authenticating OAuth and OAuth Discovery flows

Exposes an instance of the Organization interface which provides methods for retrieving the current authenticated user's organization.

Exposes an instance of the OTP interface which provides a method for sending and authenticating OTP codes

Exposes an instance of the Passwords interface which provides methods for authenticating passwords, resetting passwords, and checking the strength of passwords

Exposes an instance of the RBAC interface which provides methods for checking a member's permissions

Exposes an instance of the RecoveryCodes interface which provides methods for getting, rotating, and recovering recovery codes

Exposes an instance of the SearchManager interface which provides methods for search organizations and members

Exposes an instance of the B2BSessions interface which provides methods for authenticating, updating, or revoking sessions, and properties to retrieve the existing session token (opaque or JWT).

Exposes an instance of the SSO interface which provides methods for authenticating SSO sessions

Exposes an instance of the TOTP interface which provides a method for creating and authenticating TOTP codes

A helper function for determining whether the deeplink is intended for Stytch. Useful in contexts where your application makes use of a deeplink coordinator/manager which requires a synchronous determination of whether a given handler can handle a given URL.

This configures the API for authenticating requests and the encrypted storage helper for persisting session data across app launches. You must call this method before making any Stytch authentication requests.

Retrieve the most recently created PKCE code pair from the device, if available

Call this method to parse out and authenticate deeplinks that your application receives. The currently supported deeplink types are: B2B Email Magic Links.