OAuth (Passport.js) Tutorial #8 - The Redirect URI

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[bassamry]

This is brilliant! an hour ago i almost had no clue how to get started with this! Thank you for making those videos man!

[rooneyrokks]

You rock net ninja. It was such a simple thing yet the google documentation not making it clear enough confused me so much!

[flameprincess]

Thank you! Been through SOOO MANY VIDEOS and no one did a great job explaining it aside from you :)

[georgebockari]

AMAZING...SIMPLY AMAZING. So clear and precise thank you. There's a great overview article over at dev.to about OAuth that recommends this video. The developer was correct in doing so.

[nikhilanand]

Error 400: invalid_request
Missing required parameter: redirect_uri

I am getting this error. Can anyone help me with this??

[rohitkanchanshaw]

There is coding God in youtube whose course are so precise that they never fails.His name is The Net Ninja!

[ayushporwal]

Secure Connection Failed

The connection to localhost:3000 was interrupted while the page was loading.
The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.

Where could I be possibly wrong. Please help me with this problem? Can't move further without sorting this out :(

[glimmbo]

If you want to declare both profile and email scopes, it has to be a space separated string, not an array. ie:
authRouter.get(
"/google",
passport.authenticate("google", {
scope: "profile email",
successRedirect: "/",
failureRedirect: "/login"
})
);

[oinSquares]

Awesome man, thanks! Waiting for the next ones

[narimanmortezaei]

we require passport in two different places, one in 'passport-setup.js' and one in 'auth-routes.js'. are these two exactly the same object?

[sauravshukla]

Great Explanation.One question : const router = require('passport'); ==> Here what if we use a variable instead of const?
var router = require('passport');

[codedynamics]

Had no idea about any of this stuff... Brilliant !!

[bharathravi]

Eagerly waiting for the next one. I'm not referring any other tutorials. just being idle until you upload the next :)

[jacobsmith]

Took me awhile to get it working but man this is awesome.

[arslanali]

Hi sir . Good bless you for helping us without any cost. Our prayers are with you

[hiteshchoudhary]

Please upload like this regularly, don't give gap

[DavidJohnson-hbgh]

I think the API changed or something. I received an error from google saying: Missing required parameter: scope. This is fixed by putting "scope" into the strategy instead of get: passport.use(
new GoogleStrategy({
callbackURL: '/auth/google/redirect',
clientID: keys.google.clientID,
clientSecret: keys.google.clientSecret,
scope: ['profile']
}, () => {
// passport callback function
})
)

[Clandestin]

I feel that I love you! Thank for the best passport tutorial of the universe!

[ewliang]

Great video! Also, would I be doing the same Oauth2 setup process that you're showing in this series when I want to make a Blog Backend REST API that will act as a microservice on my website? [Blog Microservice API + Oauth2] -> [Vue.js Admin Dashboard], and a [Blog Microservice API + Oauth2] -> [ Vue.js Front End Visitor's View]

[omaribo]

Consent screen showed only once, then it does not show anymore. I see that network request is made but consent screen screen does not pop up?