Need help integrating Freja eID OpenID signup/login system that works in native app

Heeyy forum! :wave: After some contemplation I have realized that doing this on my own is far above my skill level. I need someone that can help me integrate Freja eID’s OpenID auth system for logging in and signing up to my app. As far as I can gather this is what needs to be done:
Initial Setup and Contract

Contact Freja eID:

Sign a Contract:

  • Review and sign the contract provided by Freja eID to officially start the partnership.

Submit Required Information:

  • Gather and send the following details to Freja eID:
    • Company name (ensure it is less than 100 characters).
    • Company logo in SVG format (ensure the file is less than 1.5MB).
    • A brief description of your company and services in both English and Swedish (ensure it is less than 500 characters).
    • Your company’s URL.
    • The redirect URI for after successful logins.
    • The minimum registration level required for transactions (Basic, Extended, Plus).

Obtain Credentials

Receive Client ID and Client Secret:

  • Wait to receive the client ID and client secret from Freja eID’s partner support, which are crucial for your application’s authentication requests.

Adalo Custom Component Development

Set Up Development Environment:

  • Install Node.js if not already installed.
  • Enable developer mode in your Adalo account.

Create a New Adalo Library:

  • Open your terminal or command prompt.
  • Execute npx create-adalo-component my-freja-eid-login.
  • Navigate into your project directory using cd my-freja-eid-login.

Log in and Start Development Server:

  • Execute npx adalo login and log in with your credentials.
  • Start the development server by executing npx adalo dev.

Coding the Authentication Component

Configure the Manifest File:

  • Edit manifest.json to add properties for client ID, client secret, and other necessary details.

Implement Authorization Code Flow:

  • Code the authorization flow in index.js:
    • Construct the authorization URL with required parameters.
    • Handle redirections to capture the authorization code.
    • Exchange the authorization code for an access token and ID token.

Set Up User Info Retrieval:

  • Implement functionality to retrieve user information either from the ID token or by making a request to the user info endpoint.

Handle Errors and Security:

  • Implement error handling for failures in the authentication process.
  • Ensure the ID token is validated properly to confirm its integrity and authenticity.

Testing and Deployment

Test in Adalo:

  • Use the Adalo preview feature to test the component in a web environment.
  • Optionally, use iOS and Android simulators to test mobile compatibility.

Publish Your Component:

  • Once testing is satisfactory, run npx adalo publish to publish your component to the Adalo marketplace.

Configure in Adalo Editor:

  • Add your new Freja eID login component to an app within the Adalo editor.
  • Configure the component by setting the client ID, client secret, and other necessary details in the properties panel.

Launch and Monitor:

  • Launch your app with the new Freja eID login component.
  • Monitor the login functionality and gather user feedback for any potential improvements.