Creative SDK - Image Editor UI Authentication/Login (iOS)

[RogerWillks]

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I was wondering if anyone could clarify something for us. Our startup is looking at an photo enhancer/editor - and I'm curious about the Adobe Image Editor UI, but was quite put off by making users have and Adobe account and having to log in. I have looked at all the documentation, sample code and it all points to the "Integrating the Authentication Component" here https://creativesdk.adobe.com/docs/ios/#/articles/gettingstarted/index.html. Is not the client-id/client-secret enough to know the billing scenario for us? In fact, even ONE external login would kill user experience for our offering.I understand that the Cloud components would require separate logins, but we just want Image Editor UI, nothing else (and willing to pay for this obviously). What I want to know is, would the users of our app have to login and (us) manage login state (with adobe) every time they want to use the Image Editor? If anyone could point me to the right documentation it would be great. I plan to write the wrappers for React Native once I can confirm this (yes, I'll open source it as well once I'm done). Thanks

[Sheena Kaul]

Moving to Lightroom SDK​

[johnrellis · Accepted solution]

A moderator moved this to the Lightroom SDK forum, which has nothing to do with your query. I spent a couple of minutes searching Adobe.com for an appropriate forum and couldn't find anything, but you should look at the list of forums yourself.  I did find this as a possibly authoritative place to ask questions about the Creative SDK: Adobe Creative SDK.Though it's not clear whether that's active support site or a black hole for inquiries.

[RogerWillks]

Thanks for your efforts, this question has me stumped and there are very little resources to search on the topic. Formerly this product was called Aviary.

The search continues.

Cheers

[Guest]

Hi Roger,

I'm also wondering the same question..any news ?

If the login could be disabled, I'm also interesting in working on a React Native wrapper.

Regards,
Max