Social login in one line of JavaScript—would you guys use this..?

Posted by altern8 on Thursday March 05, 2015 @04:19PM
from the foorious.com dept.

http://foorious.com/playground/201502-social-login/

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Re:Social login in one line of JavaScript—would you guys use... by csoare on Thursday March 05, 2015 @04:24PM (#9153906)

I would, but then again, how do you handle the api_keys?

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Re:Social login in one line of JavaScript—would you guys use... by altern8 on Thursday March 05, 2015 @04:30PM (#9153940)

I thought that one could register to the service, and have a dashboard where you could add your own API keys.

If you didn't want to provide your own, the script would revert to using the script's (the one used in the example).

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Re:Social login in one line of JavaScript—would you guys use... by VOYD on Thursday March 05, 2015 @06:46PM (#9154701)

passng my creds to a third party, yeah...no.

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Re:Social login in one line of JavaScript—would you guys use... by altern8 on Thursday March 05, 2015 @06:51PM (#9154730)

Thanks for your comment, VOYD.

For developers, I actually had someone else being worried about the same thing before. My answer to that would be a very clear TOS, which explicitly stated that I wouldn't be able to use the users' data in any way.

Or, do you mean as a user..? Meaning that you're on site X, and it's making you login using site Y..?

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