Sony PlayStation Network

This section explains how to add a Login with Sony PlayStation Network button to FusionAuth. Below is an example login page with the Sony PlayStation Network Identity Provider enabled.

Once you have completed this configuration you will be able to enable the Sony PlayStation Network login button for one or more FusionAuth Applications. Below is an example login page with the Sony PlayStation Network Identity Provider enabled.

Here's a diagram of the login flow between:

• the user
• your application
• FusionAuth and
• a remote identity provider

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User/Browser
    participant App
    participant FusionAuth
    participant IdentityProvider as Provider

    User ->> App : View Initial Page<br/>Click Login
    App ->> User : Displays Login Page<br/>Including Link To 'Login With Provider'
    User ->> App : Clicks On 'Login With Provider'
    App ->> User : Redirect To Provider Authorization URL
    User ->> IdentityProvider : Enters Credentials
    IdentityProvider ->> IdentityProvider : Validate Credentials
    IdentityProvider ->> User : Redirect to App With Authorization Code
    User ->> App : Requests Page, Has Authorization Code
    App ->> FusionAuth : Calls Complete Login<br/>With Code And Redirect URI
    FusionAuth ->> IdentityProvider : Exchanges Code And<br/>Redirect URI For Provider Token
    IdentityProvider ->> FusionAuth : Returns Provider Token
    FusionAuth ->> FusionAuth : Stores Provivider Token, Calls Lambda, Creates User And Registrations (If Needed), Generates FusionAuth Tokens
    FusionAuth ->> App : Return FusionAuth Tokens
    App ->> App : Create Session Or<br/>Otherwise Log User In
    Note over User, IdentityProvider: User Is Logged In And App Can Proceed<br/>Delivering Data And Functionality

Although this looks complex, the user only sees a few screens, such as the FusionAuth login screen, the provider login screen, and your application.

Create a Sony PlayStation Network Account#

Follow instructions for obtaining a Client id and Client secret from the Sony PlayStation Network documentation.

Create a Sony PlayStation Network Identity Provider#

To enable Sony PlayStation Network for an Application:

Form Fields

Building Your Own Integration#

If you are building your own login experience, you'll want to start the identity provider flow yourself and then complete the login.

You might do this if you are using the Login API rather than using the hosted FusionAuth login pages. Here's a diagram illustrating this login flow:

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User/Browser
    participant App
    participant FusionAuth
    participant IdentityProvider as Provider

    User ->> App : View Initial Page<br/>Click Login
    App ->> User : Displays Login Page<br/>Including Link To 'Login With Provider'
    User ->> App : Clicks On 'Login With Provider'
    App ->> User : Redirect To Provider Authorization URL
    User ->> IdentityProvider : Enters Credentials
    IdentityProvider ->> IdentityProvider : Validate Credentials
    IdentityProvider ->> User : Redirect to App With Authorization Code
    User ->> App : Requests Page, Has Authorization Code
    App ->> FusionAuth : Calls Complete Login<br/>With Code And Redirect URI
    FusionAuth ->> IdentityProvider : Exchanges Code And<br/>Redirect URI For Provider Token
    IdentityProvider ->> FusionAuth : Returns Provider Token
    FusionAuth ->> FusionAuth : Stores Provider Token, Calls Lambda, Creates User And Registrations (If Needed), Generates FusionAuth Tokens
    FusionAuth ->> App : Return FusionAuth Tokens
    App ->> App : Create Session Or<br/>Otherwise Log User In
    Note over User, IdentityProvider: User Is Logged In And App Can Proceed<br/>Delivering Data And Functionality

If you require a refresh token after completing the login, ensure Enable JWT Refresh is true in the application configuration. This is found in the administrative user interface by navigating to Applications -> Your Application -> Security -> Login API settings .