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update: added the BuildContext information to the documentation. #311

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Updated the documentation to reflect the required build context additions to login and register.

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    • Updated Kinde Flutter SDK documentation
    • Modified login and register method instructions
    • Added required context parameter for authentication methods

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The pull request introduces updates to the Kinde Flutter SDK documentation, focusing on modifying the login and register methods. The key change is the addition of a required context parameter for both methods, which alters how developers integrate authentication in their Flutter applications. This modification impacts the method signatures and requires developers to pass a context object when calling these authentication methods.

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src/content/docs/developer-tools/sdks/native/flutter-sdk.mdx Updated method signatures for login() and register() to include a mandatory context parameter

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src/content/docs/developer-tools/sdks/native/flutter-sdk.mdx (1)

Line range hint 677-678: Add documentation for the required context parameter

The login and register methods now require a context parameter, but this is not documented in the API reference section. Please add the following to the method documentation:

### `login`

Constructs redirect url and sends user to Kinde to sign in.

+**Arguments:**
+
+```dart
+context: BuildContext // Required. The Flutter build context for navigation.
+```

**Usage:**

```dart
-sdk.login();
+sdk.login(context: context);

register

Constructs redirect url and sends user to Kinde to sign up.

+Arguments:
+
+dart +context: BuildContext // Required. The Flutter build context for navigation. +

Usage:

-sdk.register();
+sdk.register(context: context);

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Comment on lines 179 to 186
```dart
...
final String token = await sdk.login();
// or sdk.login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce) for apply pkce flow
final String token = await sdk.login(context: content);
// or sdk.login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context) for apply pkce flow
...
await sdk.register();
// or sdk.register(type: AuthFlowType.pkce) for apply pkce flow
await sdk.register(context: context);
// or sdk.register(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context) for apply pkce flow
...
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add explanation for the BuildContext requirement

To help developers understand the change, please add an explanation of why BuildContext is required for the login and register methods. This aligns with the PR objective of documenting BuildContext additions.

Add the following explanation before the code examples:

+### Why BuildContext is required
+
+The `login` and `register` methods require a BuildContext parameter to handle navigation and display authentication UI properly within the Flutter widget tree. This ensures that the authentication flow integrates seamlessly with your app's navigation stack.
+
### R**edirect after authentication**
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```dart
...
final String token = await sdk.login();
// or sdk.login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce) for apply pkce flow
final String token = await sdk.login(context: content);
// or sdk.login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context) for apply pkce flow
...
await sdk.register();
// or sdk.register(type: AuthFlowType.pkce) for apply pkce flow
await sdk.register(context: context);
// or sdk.register(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context) for apply pkce flow
...
### Why BuildContext is required
The `login` and `register` methods require a BuildContext parameter to handle navigation and display authentication UI properly within the Flutter widget tree. This ensures that the authentication flow integrates seamlessly with your app's navigation stack.
### R**edirect after authentication**

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final String token = await sdk.login(context: content);
// or sdk.login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context) for apply pkce flow
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix typo in the login example

There's a typo in the parameter name. It should be context instead of content.

-final String token = await sdk.login(context: content);
+final String token = await sdk.login(context: context);
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final String token = await sdk.login(context: content);
// or sdk.login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context) for apply pkce flow
final String token = await sdk.login(context: context);
// or sdk.login(type: AuthFlowType.pkce, context: context) for apply pkce flow

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