Various links that are associated with the social login for different providers, ie: Facebook and Google
Mote: Facebook authentication is based on the access_token that gets changed from time to time.
keeping the access_token secured and using only the token provided the application itself is the application's task.
- Overview Better be aware of the info here
- Login code reference: reference to the login steps
- Angularjs integration: reference to Angularjs interaction
- Permissions reference: use this as a guide for the permissions you'll be asking for
- Application setup is done here
Note: Google's authentication is based on the one time code that the server sends to the Google directly to authenticate.
Details could be found in the Serverside flow below.
- Javascript specific steps for gmail
- Application setup is done here
- Serverside flow
- Javascript specific steps
- Previous link was captured from this stackoverflow answer
- untested angular Module that handles the Google plus sign in
At this point, I felt to much burden of handling many OAuth differently for Angular directly not JS, while I'm not really interested yet in posting and other permissions, and with a new search I came up with that Satellizer project which provides all social signIn services for different providers.