Facebook Authentication:

To configure authentication with Facebook, Refer this link.

Google Authentication: (Back to top)

To configure authentication with Google, please follow these steps: 

  • Go to the Google developer console. 
  • Navigate to the tab Credentials.
  • Click Select a project > New Project and then click the button Create.
  • Enter the Application name, Authorized domains and click button Save. 
  • Click the button Create Credentials and from the dropdown list, select OAuth client ID. 
  • From the Application type, select the Web application, enter valid Authorized redirect URLs (e.g. http://{app domain name}/signin-google) and click the button Create. 
  • Copy your Client ID and Client secret on the configuration page. 

Microsoft Authentication: (Back to top)

To configure authentication with Microsoft, please follow these steps: 

  • Go to App registration in the Azure portal. If needed, sign in with your microsoft account. 
  • Select New registration, then enter an application name. 
  • Under Supported account type, select Accounts in any organizational directory (Any Azure AD directory - Multitenant) and personal Microsoft accounts (e.g. Skype, Xbox) 
  • In redirect URLs, select Web, and then enter URL (e.g. https://{app domain name}/signin-microsoft). Replace <app-domain-name> with the domain name of your app. Be sure to use the HTTPs scheme in the URL. 
  • Select Register. 
  • Copy the Application (Client) ID. 
  • From the left pane, select Certificate & Secret > New client secret. Enter a description, select the validity duration, and select Add. 
  • Copy the Secret ID that appears on the Certificates & secrets page and paste it on the configuration page. 

Twitter Authentication: (Back to top)

To configure authentication with Twitter, please follow these steps: 

  • Create a developer account on Twitter using this link. If needed, sign in with your twitter account. 
  • Navigate to developer portal - https://developer.twitter.com/en
  • Provide basic information and click Next. 
  • Accept terms & conditions and click Submit. Provide app name & click Get keys. 
  • Click Test an endpoint. 
  • On the dashboard, Click Create Project. Provide required information - (Project name, app name) and Click Next. 
  • Click App settings. 
  • Go to Authentication settings, Click Edit. 
  • Enable 3-legged OAuth and Request email address from users. 
  • Provide Callback URL - e.g. https://{app domain name}/signin-twitter 
  • Provide Website URL - e.g. https://{app domain name}/ 
  • Provide terms and services & Provide policy URL and click Save. 
  • Click the Key and Tokens tab. Click Regenerate to generate API key & secret. 
  • Copy API key & secret and paste on configuration page as shown in image below. 

Linkedin Authentication: (Back to top)

To configure authentication with Linkedin, please follow these steps: 

  • Go to the Linkedin developers site. If needed, sign in with a Linkedin account. 
  • Click Create App. 
  • Provide App name and other required fields. 
  • Navigate to the tab “Auth”. 
  • Add Authorized redirected URL (e.g. https://{app domain name}/login-linkedin) and click Update.
  • Copy your Client ID & Client secret on the configuration page as shown in below image. 

Amazon Authentication: (Back to top)

To configure authentication with Amazon, please follow these steps:

  • Create a developer account on Amazon using this link. If needed, sign in with your amazon account. 
  • Click Create a new security profile. 
  • Enter required information & click Save. 
  • It will create a security profile with oAuth2 credentials. 
  • Click on Settings > Web Settings of security profile. 
  • Click Edit and update Allowed Origin (e.g. https://www.yourwebsite.com), Allowed  Return URLs (e.g. https://www.yourwebsite.com/login-amazon) and click Save. 
  • Click Show Client ID and Client Secret and copy it on the configuration page as shown in the below image.