Authentication on social networks with Quasar Cordova + Hello.js
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Hello guys, once again I bring a great example to the team.
This time, I bring an article from a co-worker who talks about authenticating an Android application made with Quasar, with the Hello.js library, which I mentioned earlier here in the forum.
I’m sure it will be useful to many!
Article: http://viladosilicio.com.br/autenticacao-em-redes-sociais-com-quasar-cordova-e-hello-js/
Github: https://github.com/lucianopereira86/quasar-cordova-hellojs
The article is in “pt-BR” but is easy if you use a translator.
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interesting! i’m currently looking for exactly this… not really understand what you’ve done with the required callback urls, but i’m testing as I write
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@genuinefafa Hello! Sorry for the delay.
This example was built by someone else, I only shared it here if it was in someone else’s interest.
But apparently the return URL is the same localhost from which the request originated. -
The Google and Facebook APIs do not allow the use of localhost as accepted domains.
Does anyone know another method to implement this in cordova???
(ie, for android and iOS) i tryed with HTTP, HTTPS an without both.
PRINTS:
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@dnielrodrigues Why don’t you create your own REST API to tunnel the requests?
