http://localhost:4000/users/sign_in git ve,
- user: [email protected]
- pass: doorkeeper
http://localhost:4000/oauth/applications/new git ve,
Application: test
Callback url: http://localhost:3000/users/auth/doorkeeper/callback
Application Id: XXX
Secret: YYY
yeni app ekle.
config/initializers/devise.rb
dosyasını bul ve güncelle,
config.omniauth :doorkeeper, DOORKEEPER_APP_ID, DOORKEEPER_APP_SECRET, :client_options => {:site => DOORKEEPER_APP_URL}
http://localhost:3000/ adresine git ve,
Sign in with OAuth 2 provider=> http://localhost:3000/users/auth/doorkeeper linkine tıkla.
This app is an example of OAuth2 client. It was built in order to test the doorkeeper provider example. It uses rails, devise and omniauth gems. OAuth2 strategy is build on top of abstract OAuth2 strategy for OmniAuth
For more information about the gem, documentation, wiki and another resources, check out the project on GitHub.
If you want to run the application by yourself here are the steps for you.
First you need to clone the repository from GitHub
git clone git://github.com/applicake/doorkeeper-devise-client.git
Install all the gems
bundle install
And migrate the databse
rake db:migrate
At this point the application should be ready to run, but it won't communicate correctly with the provider. You need to set up environment variables to indicate the oauth2 provider values. In your environemnt file set up these variables
DOORKEEPER_APP_ID = "375c2e3fd..." # ID for your app registered at the provider
DOORKEEPER_APP_SECRET = "6a2fa82ab..." # Secret
DOORKEEPER_APP_URL = "http://the-provider.com" # URL to the provider
If you want to test it out you can use our sample provider using doorkeeper gem. It's available here. In order to add your application and get your appication ID and SECRET click here.
Now you are ready to start the app
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