OMG! The way everything was explained was legit awesome! it was all digestible, I only have 1 or two rewind and everything was smooth thank you so much
One thing to mention here is that the whole point of a proxy is to not store the Github token on the client side, ideally they'd be stored in the server. Client requests the server using a user ID -> server requests GH API using the token of that user -> returns the response If we're storing the GH token on the client side, we might as well call the GH API directly...
This video is amazing! I don't know how it has that little of views really useful. The only thing I didn't get it is that if we need to save specific data of our app and link that to an user how we associate GitHub profile with a user in our platform (let's say a game and I want to have player stats) (sorry for any English mistakes and feel free to correct them)
This is the best, the explanation was too the point. This is my first time creating a OAuth authentication and I understood everything about the implementation part. The comments you write in between the code in really helpful!. Thank you so much!
Thank you for the video. I have an error message that says "Cookie must be enabled to use Github" But my browser is not blocking any third-party cookie. Any idea on how to fix this?
Really a great video. It helped me a lot. Would like to mention that if we try to fetch the access token directly from the client, the response would be opaque, which means client won't be able to access the body or access token. You will see accessToken in network tab but won't be able to access it in code. So I think server would be necessary here.
Thank you so much! Again an amazing video. I wanna make an app for searching repositories with the search api, is it like this too or do i need to change something? The docs on github are a mess i don't understand anything
OMG! The way everything was explained was legit awesome! it was all digestible, I only have 1 or two rewind and everything was smooth thank you so much
Getting a 'bad credentials' message when trying to store userData or try to acess userData, any suggestions?
(in promise) SyntaxError: Unexpected token '
check the urls
One thing to mention here is that the whole point of a proxy is to not store the Github token on the client side, ideally they'd be stored in the server.
Client requests the server using a user ID -> server requests GH API using the token of that user -> returns the response
If we're storing the GH token on the client side, we might as well call the GH API directly...
This video is amazing! I don't know how it has that little of views really useful. The only thing I didn't get it is that if we need to save specific data of our app and link that to an user how we associate GitHub profile with a user in our platform (let's say a game and I want to have player stats) (sorry for any English mistakes and feel free to correct them)
This is the best, the explanation was too the point. This is my first time creating a OAuth authentication and I understood everything about the implementation part. The comments you write in between the code in really helpful!. Thank you so much!
i write the same code but it is not work. it is failed to fetch
Thank you for the video. I have an error message that says "Cookie must be enabled to use Github" But my browser is not blocking any third-party cookie. Any idea on how to fix this?
EPIC.
holup, why removing react strict could be so controversial? Second, why in the world would react render twice? Why the redundancy?
I am assuming this can be done without an express server and hosted as a gh-page?
Really a great video. It helped me a lot.
Would like to mention that if we try to fetch the access token directly from the client, the response would be opaque, which means client won't be able to access the body or access token. You will see accessToken in network tab but won't be able to access it in code. So I think server would be necessary here.
I though it would be hard like google's. google's way of doing oauth is stupid compared to github.
Thank you so much! Again an amazing video. I wanna make an app for searching repositories with the search api, is it like this too or do i need to change something? The docs on github are a mess i don't understand anything
Great video, keep it up!
Im a Laravel dev. But this is still useful to me
OMG!!!! You saved me... Thanks for this amazing video!!!
Can you please push the code to Github. :)
Please can we get the source code for this course
How to do this but on youtube?
Really good content
Code repo?
Finally a video making sense!! THnak you