verifyPhoneNumber Promise never fulfills on Android on v1.0.1. about cordova-plugin-firebase-authentication HOT 9 CLOSED

Eureka🎉 I found the solution in the docs.

the maximum amount of time you are willing to wait for SMS auto-retrieval to be completed by the library. Maximum allowed value is 2 minutes. Use 0 to disable SMS-auto-retrieval. If you specifies a positive value less than 30 seconds, library will default to 30 seconds.

Thank you for your help!

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And onAuthStateChanged is never called.

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@cairinmichie I had a similar situation to yours.
The first thing I did when looking up this plugin was looking for "onAuthStateChanged" inside it but I also couldn't find it. Still I added this plugin and "whitelist" plugin to my project and it worked.
I used phonegap to compile it but also did it from framework 7 using GUI bash. To do that either add the plugin one line declaration to you config.xml file (in this case I added to the one in root folder AND the config.xml in www folder) and the compiler will add the rest of the files for you.
Another way of adding them is through "cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-firebase --save" in your command line aiming for the root folder of your project.
Good luck!

EDIT: "cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-firebase --save" works for the framework 7 bash declaration I mentioned which I guess uses a more raw version of cordova and for that reason won't work if you're using phonegap.

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So my problem is that I want to login using js, and not in the platform code. I was using this workaround. But that doesn't work on v1.0.1 anymore because verifyPhoneNumber isn't really supported as far as I can tell.

So I've resorted to using v0.13.2 because verifyPhoneNumber still works there. However this means I can't use the latest versions of @chemerisuk other plugins because of dependancy problems with cordova-support-google-services. So I'm kinda stuck at the moment.

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@cairinmichie Have you registered the onAuthStateChanged callback?

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Yes, that still doesn't support my use case though? Unless I'm missing something? Correct me if I'm wrong, but there's no way to send an sms if the Android auto-verify has been used?

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try to use this function:

function verifyPhone(phoneNumber) {
    return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
        const firebaseAuth = cordova.plugins.firebase.auth;

        firebaseAuth.onAuthStateChanged(resolve);

        return firebaseAuth
            .verifyPhoneNumber(phoneNumber).then(function(verificationId) {
                const smsCode = prompt("Enter SMS code");

                return firebaseAuth
                    .signInWithVerificationId(verificationId, smsCode);
            }).catch(reject);
    });   
}

like below:

verifyPhone("+1234567").then(function() {
    console.log("phone was verified");
}).catch(function(err) {
    console.error("verification failed", err);
});

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there's no way to send an sms if the Android auto-verify has been used?

Yes, no way at present. But why do you need this?

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My problem is this:

I use vuexfire extensively throughout my vuex store. Vuexfire requires that you use the firebase js library for authentication, as far as I'm aware. So I was using the signInWithVerificationId function to login my users with the js library rather than android/ios. I'm not sure there is a way to accomplish logging in with the js library when using onAuthStateChanged.

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