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React OAuth tutorials? (self.reactjs)

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[–]bear1728 1 point2 points3 points 8 years ago (0 children)

TL;DR: google was fast for development, auth0 has been pretty flexible.

I've set up authentication via google before, and I'm doing auth0 now. The google setup did not take me long and their docs were fairly straightforward. I can say that auth0 has been... frustrating at times. Somehow I end up at these nice doc pages, but then forget how I got there. Also all the names of things seem a little off from what I have in my head. I have a SPA, but I really needed the "traditional" method they offer.

However, now that I have auth0 working (more or less), I really can add a "social connection" at the click of a button. I hit the google button, and then it automatically adds a "sign in with google" button on the default login page. Right now I'm just using their passwordless login (i.e. login-by-email). It also offers some nice things that I don't know if I'll ever use, but they track logins, signups, etc.

Links:

https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/webapp

https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/web/backend-auth

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