How to add Google Login (OAuth Credentials) to your website

In this video I will implement google authentication in a nodejs website. For that we will be using oauth 2.0 and the passport library to implement federated authentication with google. We will create oauth credentials and use those in our nodejs application to enable signing in over google to any website. You could use this to for example enable google login to your react website.
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[@andrekostenko1773]

Very useful not overly simplified.

[@christophealexandre1538]

Very useful, thank you! Straight to the point.

[@RaulVillalobos]

Nice video! This is a little advanced for me 😅

[@SlothHuntOnYou]

it's possible to bring google oauth - in "google site" constructor?

[@frontend_ko]

this is for node & passport

[@donmckenz]

Can u help us with a tutorial to add login to your blogger website

[@elibely]

very complicated! people should not mix things up while teaching

[@VybzKartelClassics]

😢 my head hurts watching this and am so frustrated

[@veganphilosopher1975]

Should the npm app run on a different port than the ngrok http command?

[@gabplch]

No, because ngrock translates your local 'black' IP into global 'white, so if your npm or any other app is on port 8000, your ngrock must be on 8000 too.

[@fearlessvegetarian]

should be able to use localhost without needing ngrok, not sure if it is something new added or google now supports it

[@veganphilosopher1975]

@@fearlessvegetarian cool channel btw new sub!

[@fearlessvegetarian]

@@veganphilosopher1975 thanks a lot for the sub

[@krishj8011]

nice tutorial

[@markg.3171]

But it asks me to provide info about the app firstly. What is this?

[@fearlessvegetarian]

Let me know if anyone is stuck was able to get the code to work with few changes.

[@ulfinawakjira1977]

Everytime I try to create a project it's asking me for an organization like I can create an organization but it would be so much easier if I did not need to. Is that possible or do I need to create an organization?

[@fearlessvegetarian]

@@ulfinawakjira1977 which part is it asking that ?

[@MickeyMousePark]

all i need is example code for after the person is loged in successfully ..i need to retrieve their email address...

[@fearlessvegetarian]

@@MickeyMousePark been a long time but I can share the code I have

[@resonance51]

What's a O auth it's zero auth

[@elitecarlson]

It's not zero auth it's Oauth

[@ittechnology7107]

wow

[@coderart__2802]

Hi bro, instead of localhost, i want to run the sign in with google all over my LAN network. But sign in with google doesn't work when I try to enter IP address of my host machine and run the application. Is there any solution for it. IP changes dynamically, so i need a solution in such a way, I don't need to add IP address in javascript orgin frequently. I run my application in tomcat.

[@Угусь-ц1д]

Host must be: localhost:”port”

[@Угусь-ц1д]

It’s a origin JavaScript

[@unblockabl]

PLESAE help! I have copied EVERYTHING exactly from the github, but i get this: `Cannot GET /auth/google`

[@garettclement6671]

Good content, poor teaching

[@Belal_8]

are u from indea ?
plz be real

[@Belal_8]

@@r0o0di. because he helped me well🤙🏻

[@LavishKamboj01]

no he is not