I have an app that uses Google login as one of the modes for login/signup the users in the app. Unfortunately, I missed saving the user-id received after logging-in using Google, and therefore, I can't seem to find the users who have used Google for creating the account on my app.
Is there a way I can track the count of the users who has used the Google login using the client-id Google provides while integrating the Google login button?
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I'm trying to build an app using GPT3 APIs and would like users to login to the app using OpenAI's credentials so as to use their account for GPT3 APIs requests, however there is no support for 3rd party login so far in Open AI's documentation. Anyone has ideas on how this can be done?
As far as I'm concerned Open ai does not have an oauth API like Google (for example). The only idea that occurs to me is to ask the user for their Open ai Api key and make the requests through that key
I'm working currently on the implementation of social login using react-native and aws cognito. For now, it's working well (with or without amplify), but the issue is that I have to open a webview using the cognito hosted UI, which redirect directly to Google / Facebook / Apple. So basically, when the user click on the google signin button, there is a messagethis kind of message "myapp wants to open amazoncognito to connect...". As a user experience, it is quite mediocre, so I am wondering if it is possible to implement a different signin flow so not to redirect to an external url.
I have tried the implemntation with react-native-google-signin, but in that case, I have to use aws federated identities instead of my user pool (typically, the gogole signin retrieve an id token that can be pass to cognito federated identities). So I do not really like that solution...
I don't know exactly the process of signing up with a social login provider but if someone has ever met the issue and found a user friendly way to implement it, I am obviously interested in the solution ! (One option would be to figure out how to use the IdToken generated by Google to sign the user in my Cognito user pool, the other would be to directly use an iframe to open facebook, google, apple, so at least the message would not appear).
Thank you for you help !
So I have implemented Google authentication by using AWS Amplify (federatedSignIn) in my React app. Apparently, I want to make the google account selector screen mandatory for the user to select an account to log in. Apparently, it works only when multiple google accounts are available to choose from, but if there is only one account, the system automatically uses it to login?
How can I enforce the selection screen with only one account?
That is google's functionality. You cannot change how google handles their login requests.
See more: https://developers.google.com/identity/toolkit/web/federated-login
I followed the Firebase documentation to implement multiple authentication providers (Google and Facebook), and I am with the problem that I do not know how to solve.
Assuming my new User has Google providers and facebook with different emails is possible to perform the following login flow ?.
User enters the first app and resolves login with your Google account
Firebase create an account and link Google her provider.
The user exits the application.
User again performs login to the app, however this time he chooses the Facebook provider (which has different email Google).
firebase links the Facebook provider the account that is already linked to Google provider.
The Firebase documentation has a complete page dedicated to account linking. The samples in the page link to a Github repo where you can see the code in the context of an entire app that demonstrates it.
There's little use in use replicating the documentation here. If you're having trouble making a specific step work, share what you've done and the minimal code that shows where you are stuck.
If I have a user log in to my site with their Google account, using the OAuth2 method, can I use that token to get the users Youtube/Blogger info if they have those accounts linked?
I've read the Youtube and Blogger API's and they both use AuthSub, and are currently compatible with version 2 and older, while Google is version 3.
Do I have to make separate log ins for Blogger and Youtube or is it possible to retrieve that info from the logged in Google account by adding the two scopes to the Google permissions somehow?
Thanks,
Goran