Custom OAuth2 provider with hello.js

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I'm working on custom OAuth2 Authorization Server (old initial version @ https://github.com/gvaduha/OAuth2CppLib) that compliant with RFC6749 and would like to use hello.js for one-page clients. What I've done to start with it:

created src/modules/myoauth.js

(function(hello){
  hello.init({
    myoauth : {
        name : 'myoauth',

        oauth : {
            version : 2,
            auth : 'https://localhost/oauth2/authorize',
            grant : 'https://localhost/oauth2/token'
        },
        refresh : false,
        scope : {
            basic   : 'profile'
        },
        scope_delim : ' ',
        base : 'https://localhost/',
        get : {
            "me"    : "profile"
        },
    }
  });
})(hello);

added provider to demos/client_ids.js

var CLIENT_IDS = {
    myoauth : 'OAuthTestClientId',
    windows : WINDOWS_CLIENT_ID,
    google : GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID,
    facebook : FACEBOOK_CLIENT_ID
};

added following lines to demos/login-events.html

<button onclick="login('myoauth')">Login myoauth</button>
<script src="../src/modules/myoauth.js"></script>

But all this for nothing. When I click login page following my server authentication then authorization then page reply with 302 redirect to

http://localhost/xxx/redirect.html#token_type=Bearer&access_token=XkGxfTVZWgdFuXTuc64du8DK375JurgOT2CDqv0QGd&expires_in=3600&

and when I closing popup page says

callback:{
  "error": {
    "code": "cancelled",
    "message": "Login has been cancelled"
  },
  "network": "myoauth"
}auth:{
  "error": {
    "code": "cancelled",
    "message": "Login has been cancelled"
  },
  "network": "myoauth"
}auth.failed:{
  "error": {
    "code": "cancelled",
    "message": "Login has been cancelled"
  },
  "network": "myoauth"
}

What have I done wrong? BTW: Google works correct when I've changed it's id to point to my registered application client.

Drew · Accepted Answer · 2015-03-06 14:10:12Z

2

The OAuth2 response does not appear to maintain the 'state' URI parameter in your example given.

answered Mar 6, 2015 at 14:10

Drew

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2 Comments

vaduha Over a year ago

Thanks, my server really has bug there! Could you extend error messages to clarify the source of problem?

Drew Over a year ago

Please mark this as the solution and create a ticket at github.com/mrswitch/hello.js/issues :)

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