Ionic Enterprise Sdk Migration

If you're stuck on an Ionic Enterprise SDK license or want to move off paid plugins, this walks you through swapping Auth Connect, Identity Vault, and Secure Storage for open alternatives like Capgo's social login, native biometric, and encrypted SQL. It auto-detects what you have installed, tackles one plugin at a time, and tries to preserve your redirect URIs, scopes, and session logic so you're not rewriting auth flows from scratch. The migration path is opinionated but practical: biometric unlocks move to a standalone plugin, encrypted storage goes to SQLite, and plain key-value moves to Capacitor Preferences. It's narrow in scope but handles the exact pain point of ripping out enterprise dependencies without breaking production.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add cap-go/capgo-skills --skill ionic-enterprise-sdk-migration --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Ionic Enterprise SDK Migration

Replace Ionic Enterprise plugins with open Capgo plugins one at a time, preserving login sessions and stored data.

Context: Ionic stopped selling its commercial products (including the Enterprise SDK) in February 2025 and is winding down maintenance; plan migrations before the license or support window ends.

When to Use

TRIGGER when:

package.json contains @ionic-enterprise/auth, @ionic-enterprise/identity-vault, or @ionic-enterprise/secure-storage.
Code imports AuthConnect, ProviderOptions, Vault, BrowserVault, VaultType, DeviceSecurityType, or Secure Storage's SQLite / KeyValueStorage.
The user asks how to replace Auth Connect, Identity Vault, or Secure Storage without forcing re-login.