Configuring Social Login

Facebook

1. Register for regular Facebook account, if you don't already have one.

2. Open this url, and Create a New App.

3. Get the new app settings.

Now, you have to setup your admin panel:

• Go to your Admin panel → Settings → General → Social Login

• For Facebook: set 'Facebook Client ID' and 'Facebook Client Secret'

• And save your changes.

• You are done.

Or place all the config values or API keys in the /.env file.

Facebook example in /.env file

FACEBOOK_CLIENT_ID=your-facebook-client_id
FACEBOOK_CLIENT_SECRET=your-facebook-client_secret

NOTE:

• The /.env file settings override those of the admin panel.

• The "OAuth redirect URI" is: APP_URL/auth/facebook/callback 

• Don't forget to replace APP_URL by its value (that can be found in the /.env file).
  Example: https://domain.tld/auth/facebook/callback

LinkedIn

1. Register for regular LinkedIn account, if you don't already have one.

2. Open this url, and Create a New App.

3. Get the new app settings.

Now, you have to setup your admin panel:

• Go to your Admin panel → Settings → General → Social Login

• For LinkedIn: set 'LinkedIn Client ID' and 'LinkedIn Client Secret'

• And save your changes.

• You are done.

Or place all the config values or API keys in the /.env file.

LinkedIn example in /.env file

LINKEDIN_CLIENT_ID=your-linkedin-client_id
LINKEDIN_CLIENT_SECRET=your-linkedin-client_secret

NOTE:

• The /.env file settings override those of the admin panel.

• The "OAuth redirect URI" is: APP_URL/auth/linkedin/callback

• Don't forget to replace APP_URL by its value (that can be found in the /.env file).
  Example: https://domain.tld/auth/linkedin/callback

Twitter

1. Register for regular Twitter account, if you don't already have one.

2. Open this url, and Create a New App.

3. Get the new app settings.

Now, you have to setup your admin panel:

• Go to your Admin panel → Settings → General → Social Login

• For Twitter: set 'Twitter Client ID' and 'Twitter Client Secret'

• And save your changes.

• You are done.

Or place all the config values or API keys in the /.env file.

Twitter example in /.env file

TWITTER_CLIENT_ID=your-twitter-client_id
TWITTER_CLIENT_SECRET=your-twitter-client_secret

NOTE:

• The /.env file settings override those of the admin panel.

• The "OAuth redirect URI" is: APP_URL/auth/twitter/callback
  And before configuring your Twitter app in the script, you have to change its Permissions (on developer.twitter.com) by enabling the "Request email address from users" option.

• Don't forget to replace APP_URL by its value (that can be found in the /.env file).
  Example: https://domain.tld/auth/twitter/callback

Google (deprecated)

1. Register for regular Google account, if you don't already have one.

2. Open this url, and Create a New App.

3. Get the new app settings.

Now, you have to setup your admin panel:

• Go to your Admin panel → Settings → General → Social Login

• For Google: set 'Google Client ID' and 'Google Client Secret'

• And save your changes.

• You are done.

Or place all the config values or API keys in the /.env file.

Google example in /.env file

GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=your-google-client_id
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=your-google-client_secret

NOTE:

• The /.env file settings override those of the admin panel.

• The "Authorized Redirect URI" is: APP_URL/auth/google/callback

• Don't forget to replace APP_URL by its value (that can be found in the /.env file).
  Example: https://domain.tld/auth/google/callback