skills/line-login/SKILL.md
Comprehensive reference for LINE Login (OAuth 2.1) — authorization code flow, PKCE, token management, ID token JWT verification, user profiles, bot linking, and login button design. This skill should be used when the user asks to "implement LINE Login", "add Log in with LINE", "set up OAuth authorization flow", "verify an ID token", "refresh an access token", "link a bot to login", "design a login button", or mentions LINE Login, OAuth 2.1, PKCE, authorization code flow, ID token JWT verification, token refresh/revocation, user profile retrieval, bot linking, SSO login, LIFF authentication, or LINE MINI App authentication. Always use this skill whenever the user mentions LINE authentication, social login with LINE, or OAuth flows involving LINE, even if they don't explicitly say "LINE Login".
npx skillsauth add abgne/line-dev line-loginInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Do not answer LINE Login questions from memory — LINE updates APIs frequently and training data is unreliable. Always consult the references below.
LINE Login v2.1 is built on OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect. It provides user authentication, profile access, and bot linking for web apps, native apps (iOS/Android), Unity, and Flutter.
LINE_LOGIN_CHANNEL_ID=LINE Login Channel ID
LINE_LOGIN_CHANNEL_SECRET=Channel secret (ID token verification, token exchange)
LINE_LOGIN_REDIRECT_URI=Registered callback URL
Read references/api-common.md before writing any LINE Login code. Contains rules that affect all API interactions: forward compatibility (don't use strict schemas — LINE adds fields without notice), rate limits, client_secret conditional requirement by App types, error responses, and logging recommendations.
User → authorize endpoint → LINE Login screen → callback with code → token exchange → access_token + id_token
# 1. Redirect user to authorize
state = random_token()
session.save(state)
redirect to:
https://access.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/authorize?
response_type=code
&client_id={channel_id}
&redirect_uri={callback_url}
&state={state}
&scope=profile%20openid%20email
# 2. Callback — exchange code for token
if params.state != session.state:
return 403 # CSRF check failed
POST https://api.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/token
grant_type=authorization_code
&code={params.code}
&redirect_uri={callback_url}
&client_id={channel_id}
&client_secret={channel_secret}
# 3. Response
{ access_token, token_type, refresh_token, expires_in, id_token, scope }
| Step | Endpoint |
|------|----------|
| Authorize | GET https://access.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/authorize |
| Token Exchange | POST https://api.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/token |
profile, openid, email (space-separated)S256 supportedFull authorize parameters, PKCE, scope combinations, error codes → references/oauth-flow.md
| Operation | Endpoint |
|-----------|----------|
| Verify Access Token | GET https://api.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/verify?access_token={token} |
| Refresh Token | POST https://api.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/token (grant_type=refresh_token) |
| Revoke Token | POST https://api.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/revoke |
| Verify ID Token | POST https://api.line.me/oauth2/v2.1/verify (id_token + client_id) |
| Token | Validity | |-------|----------| | Access Token | 30 days | | Refresh Token | 90 days |
ID Token signing: HS256 (web login) / ES256 (native app, SDK, LIFF)
Full token APIs, ID Token claims, signing verification → references/token-management.md
| Operation | Endpoint |
|-----------|----------|
| Get User Profile | GET https://api.line.me/v2/profile |
| Check Friendship | GET https://api.line.me/friendship/v1/status |
| Deauthorize | POST https://api.line.me/user/v1/deauthorize |
bot_prompt parameter: normal (on consent screen) / aggressive (separate screen after consent)friendship_status_changed: included in token response when bot linking is configuredFull user profile, bot linking logic → references/user-profile.md
Full security checklist, development guidelines, auto login failure handling → references/security.md
| File | Topic | |------|-------| | references/api-common.md | Read first. Rate limits, status codes, forward compatibility, client_secret rules, logging | | references/oauth-flow.md | Authorization flow, PKCE, scopes, auth methods, error codes | | references/token-management.md | Token exchange/refresh/revoke/verify, ID Token claims and signing | | references/security.md | Security checklist, development guidelines, auto login failure, login button design | | references/user-profile.md | User profile API, Link a Bot, friendship status | | references/experts.md | LINE Login domain experts for architecture guidance |
Native SDKs: iOS (Swift) | Android | Unity | Flutter
For web apps, use the OAuth 2.1 flow directly (no SDK required).
development
Comprehensive reference for LINE Messaging API — webhook setup, message sending, Flex Message design, Rich Menu management, audience targeting, insights, coupons, and channel access tokens. This skill should be used when the user asks to "build a LINE Bot", "set up a webhook", "send a push message", "design a Flex Message", "create a Rich Menu", "manage audience targeting", "get messaging insights", "create a coupon campaign", "debug webhook signature verification", or mentions LINE Messaging API, LINE OA chatbot, reply/push/multicast/narrowcast/broadcast, Flex Message JSON, Rich Menu, group chat bot, channel access token, or URL schemes. Always use this skill whenever the user mentions LINE bots, chatbots, LINE OA, or any messaging-related LINE integration, even if they don't explicitly say "Messaging API".
development
Reference for LINE Notification Messages — phone-number-based messaging to non-friends, template type (premade layouts) and flexible type (custom Flex Message), delivery completion webhooks, user consent flow, SMS authentication, and billing. Use when the user asks to "send a notification message via phone number", "hash a phone number for PNP", "handle delivery completion webhook", "set up template or flexible notification", "check notification message count", "integrate LON", or mentions LINE notification messages, LINE Official Notification (LON), PNP push, phone-number-based delivery, hashed phone number, notification template, delivery completion event, consent states, or SMS authentication for notifications. Always use this skill whenever the user mentions LINE notification messages, PNP, LON, LINE Official Notification, LINE 通知型訊息, or phone-based LINE messaging to non-friends, even if they don't explicitly say "notification message".
development
Comprehensive reference for LINE MINI App — Service Messages, Common Profile Quick Fill, In-App Purchase, Console setup (3 internal channels), submission review, and performance guidelines for web apps running inside LINE as an enhanced LIFF platform. This skill should be used when the user asks to "build a LINE MINI App", "send a service message", "set up Common Profile Quick Fill", "implement in-app purchase", "configure MINI App Console", "submit MINI App for review", or mentions LINE MINI App, Service Messages, notification token, Common Profile, IAP purchase flow, 3 internal channels, consent simplification, Custom Path, custom share messages, or verified vs unverified MINI App. Always use this skill whenever the user mentions LINE MINI App, mini apps in LINE, or enhanced LIFF features like service messages or in-app purchase, even if they don't explicitly say "MINI App".
tools
Comprehensive reference for LINE Front-end Framework (LIFF) SDK — building web apps inside LINE with authentication, messaging, QR scanning, permanent links, pluggable SDK, and LIFF plugin development. This skill should be used when the user asks to "build a LIFF app", "initialize liff.init()", "send messages from LIFF", "use Share Target Picker", "scan a QR code in LIFF", "create a permanent link", "develop a LIFF plugin", or mentions LIFF SDK, LINE Front-end Framework, CDN/npm integration, pluggable SDK tree-shaking, LIFF-to-LIFF transitions, LIFF browser vs external browser, Endpoint URL configuration, or server-side ID token verification from LIFF. Always use this skill whenever the user mentions LIFF, web apps inside LINE, or LINE Front-end Framework, even if they don't explicitly say "LIFF SDK".