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Depending on the type of flow, probably not: > Note: To make browser flows work add http://localhost:9876/callback http://localhost:9876/callback as a redirect
by vladvasiliu 4y ago
Depending on the type of flow, probably not:
> Note: To make browser flows work add http://localhost:9876/callback http://localhost:9876/callback as a redirect URL to your client.
- mbilski 4y agoredirect url is required only for authorization code, implicit and hybrid grant flows
- kohlerm 4y agoHow do I do that?
- mbilski 4y agoDepends on your oauth provider. If you wish to use the examples from the readme you do not need to anything - they work out of the box
- JamesSwift 4y agoUsually its a 2 part process of 1) whitelisting the callback url in the oauth settings of the provider and 2) passing that whitelisted callback url in the auth flows
- superkuh 4y agoUnfortunately Oauth 2.0 is not a standard. It's a toolkit for making standards and pretty much every sufficiently large corporation is going to implement their own unique form. There is no one size fits all solution.
- tnzk 4y agoI assume you meant it is not a protocol, which surely is stated in oauth.net [1]. Still it is a pretty much a standard though. [1]: https://oauth.net/articles/authentication/ https://oauth.net/articles/authentication/