Does anybody have already implemented a Facebook authentication using AngularDart? I know this post: Dart login/logout example but I stuck with the routing for the Facebook callback-Url. Do you have any example for me? Or do you think it is better to make it serverside e.g. using Node.js Passport?
Thank you!
This looks to be a solid example. Really, it is a better answer for your question than the original question:
Dart login/logout example
Sadly, it doesn't appear a pre-baked package exists yet. However, for google oauth:
https://github.com/dart-gde/dart-google-oauth2-library
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I made an application that works with the twitter API to generate tweets.
Now I want to expand my application but to do the things I want in my application I have to authenticate with the twitter API.
The best example I found was here
But I can't seem to figure out how I can authenticate.
Is there anyone that has experience with this or if there is a good reliable OAuth class for delphi?
I dont consider the class in the example from the link as reliable since this post is from 2009. If you can prove me wrong, please do :)
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I have made that same search myself a few months ago and come up empty handed. A similar question recently arose on the ADUG mailing list, and again to no avail.
I don't believe that there is a publicly available Delphi library for OAuth and/or Open Id. IMHO, this is an open source project ripe for development by some-one with the time and motivation.
Hi i am new to ZF2 and i am trying to understand the main concepts by creating an extended application to learn all about ZF2 and test my knowledge.
Please forgive me if my questions sound stupid or if i didnt get some things along the way when using things, i try to learn while i go.
At this point i want to integrate Authentication and ACL to my project and i need some questions answered for my general understanding of how this process works and how i can use it.
I already integrated a Login Form so i can Authenticate, and it is possible for me to do so, a PHP Session Cookie is created and i can identify a user through hasIdentity() in the AuthService.
As i am about to create ACL, of which i read the documentation and think i understood it, how am i able to check on every page request of my application if a user has access to certain pages/controllers etc.
From what i read and think it must be in the bootstrap of the module, so that on every page load the user is identified and ACL is checked for access.
if the user has the right he is granted access and requested page i loaded but if he doesnt have access he gets redirected to any other page (index/index or error page etc.)
But so far i couldnt find any useful tutorial or really good advice on how to create a bootstrap for my module and how to realise that pre-load access check.
are there any useful articles (with code pls for better understanding) or tutorials on how to make auth acl and module bootstrap work and work together?
Are there any other things that i must take care of when trying to get my user system to work?
thanks in advance for any advice!
happy new year btw :)
Ive been working on the same problem recently and i came across a tutorial that can be modified to bootstrap some auth checks.
http://akrabat.com/zend-framework-2/simple-logging-of-zf2-exceptions/
I hope this helps :)
Im programming an app that has to be able to allow the users to sign up using their soundcloud accounts, so far I haven't found any usefull tutorial using Omniauth, Can anyone help me giving some tips to start with?
I gave a presentation to my local meetup about integrating OmniAuth into your application using a demo application here. You can fork it and go through the steps in section 3 of the README. There are also some slides you can look at here.
There's a lot of refactoring that needs to still be done, but it was designed to be a basic intro start to a bunch of people who had never used OmniAuth before.
I also list resources that helped with putting together the presentation. I highly recommend checking them out.
Although the examples are not with the omniauth-soundcloud, it should work similarly.
I have a Titanium Appcelerator project and I am trying to incorporate an API that uses oAuth. I found an excellent implementation of oAuth in Titanium Appcelerator for SimpleGeo by Aaron Saunders over at his blog:
http://blog.clearlyinnovative.com/post/3321606289/titanium-appcelerator-quickie-oauth-and-simplegeo
It is extremely simplified and boiled down so I figured it would be easy to transfer the implementation to other APIs. In my case, I would like to extend it to Quizlet's API found here:
https://quizlet.com/api/2.0/docs/authorization_code_flow/
However, I am afraid I am just too new to oAuth in general that I don't even know where to begin, especially in how and what to do to the parameters. I'm hoping it's as simple as changing some parameters around.
It would be terrific if an expert could spare some time and maybe explain how I would go about adapting the implementation for Quizlet's API.
Thank you so much in advance. Please let me know if you would like me to paste in the code from Aaron's blog or do anything. I didn't want to clutter this post.
Based on this article, it seems like SO is using Javascript OpenID Selector (JOIS) to handle OpenID logins in its "view".
I love the simple interface and I would like to use it in a Rails project.
I know that RPX would probably be the easier choice, but I'd like to build this on my own.
Can you help me find answers to a few questions I have?
Has anyone of you already done this
or does anyone know of a good
example?
What setup (combination of
plugins/gems) would you recommend if
I'm using JOIS in my
view?
Is there a JOIS
implementation (or anything similar besides RPX) based on Prototype
instead of JQuery?
Will I need another library besides the Ruby OpenID library
to support all the account providers (OpenID, Google, Yahoo, etc.) supported
by JOIS?
Thank you!
In answer to #4, no. All the options provided by the OpenID Selector are standard OpenID Providers and the ruby OpenID library (I'm assuming you're talking about the Janrain one) supports all of them.
Sorry I can't help you with the rest. I haven't actually used the Ruby library myself for over 3 years.
I made open-selector.com as an alternateive to IdSelector. You're free to check the code and look at it (its just one .js file)
There is really no need to mess with the server side authentication at all, as long as you can submit a form you're good to go.
I used Jquery but mostly for altering CSS attributes and to help node selection, you can easily do this with any other JS framework
If you're talking about a JS solution, it shoudln't matter what technology is behind the website login process (see #2). The OpenID Protocol aims to be provider agnostic so your standard OpenID library should do for any provider supporting OpenID (Google, Yahooo, MySpace, etc)
I helped myself and implemented Javascript OpenID-Selector with Rails (though with JQuery instead of Prototype):
https://github.com/vazqujav/authlogic_openid_selector_example