Configuration

To authorize the Stytch SDK to run in your application, you must first add an Authorized Environment Bundle ID to your Stytch SDK Configuration.

Any application published to the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store must have a unique ID. In iOS development, this is referred to as a bundle identifier, and in Android it is referred to as the Application ID or package name.

If the bundle identifier / package name does not match the Authorized Environment Bundle ID in your Stytch SDK Configuration, then you will receive an invalid_mobile_identifier error on any requests made through the SDK. If you are encountering this error, ensure that you've followed the steps in this configuration correctly.

For bare React Native projects, the process takes a few extra steps, and there are separate processes for updating iOS bundle identifier vs. the Android package name.

For iOS, you first open the general settings for the project in Xcode. To get there, open the project workspace, and select the appname project from the project navigator. Once you've opened the general settings for the project, simply update the Bundle Identifier field.

For Android, there a number of steps. Firstly, you'll need to rename the folder structure inside android/app/src/main/java to reflect the package name for your project. If you had initialized your project with the name HelloWorld, you would find two files MainActivity.java and MainApplication.java inside android/app/src/main/java/com/helloworld. If you wanted to change your package name to com.myapp.test you'd have to update the folder structure so that those two files were inside android/app/src/main/java/com/myapp/test. After you've updated your folder structure, you need to update: The package name on line 1 of MainActivity.java The package name on line 1 of MainApplication.java Line 2 of /android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml The package value for android_build_config and android_resource in /android/app/BUCK The applicationId value in defaultConfig for the /android/app/build.gradle file.