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Feature Request: Oauth2 Support #508
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OAuth2 support is possible, as far as I know. There are more moving pieces required (on both clients and gateway) than the token-based implementation we've got for Facebook now, but we could get it on the roadmap. I agree it would be useful in particular for something like twitter-based auth - I don't think they've got any alternative. For Facebook - have you heard of particular issues when trying to use our existing token-based auth that would specifically require OAuth2? The only Facebook issue I've heard about is the one described in #493. |
@adamcfraser the main "ask" here is to support twitter logins, and if we used OAuth2, it might kill more birds with one stone. |
@adamcfraser outside of the #493, which OAuth2 support would resolve I believe, I have not heard of other issues aside from Use-Case where folks are looking for alternatives outside of what we currently have. Curious to understand what would be the additional moving pieces you see? |
OAuth2 is frequently used as a bridging protocol used to implement federated identity with existing (and often complex) authentication systems. Social providers are among them, but there's also wrapping OAuth2 around Active Directory, for example, or a custom Java SSO system built in-house. |
Closing, as will be delivered via OpenID Connect support in 1.3. |
Feature Request: Oauth2 Support
Scenario:
Provide support for social network login and sync functionality based on session/token
Links:
https://dev.twitter.com/oauth/overview
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/android/login-with-facebook/v2.2
@adamcfraser Would this be possible and what the necessary components needed?
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