ASP.NET C# Opensource library that abstracts social logins for providers like Facebook, Google, Twitter, PayPal.
Detailed article explaining how to use the library can be found on CodeProject: OAuth2 Social logins open source library - Facebook, Google, Twitter, PayPal
After cloning repository you need to create Web.Oauth.config file and populate it with ClientId & ClientSecret values tied to your apps. Here is example config file:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<oauth2.login.configuration>
<web failedRedirectUrl="~/AuthExternal/LoginFail" />
<oauth>
<add name="Google"
clientid="xxx_CLIENT_ID_xxx"
clientsecret="xxx_CLIENT_SECRET_xxx"
callbackUrl="http://localhost:28950/AuthExternal/Callback/Google"
scope="https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email+https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile" />
<add name="Facebook"
clientid="xxx_CLIENT_ID_xxx"
clientsecret="xxx_CLIENT_SECRET_xxx"
callbackUrl="http://localhost:28950/AuthExternal/Callback/Facebook"
scope="public_profile,user_friends,email" />
<add name="PayPal"
clientid="xxx_CLIENT_ID_xxx"
clientsecret="xxx_CLIENT_SECRET_xxx"
callbackUrl="http://localhost:28950/AuthExternal/Callback/PayPal"
scope="openid email"
endpoint="sandbox" />
<add name="Twitter"
clientid="xxx_CLIENT_ID_xxx"
clientsecret="xxx_CLIENT_SECRET_xxx"
callbackUrl="http://127.0.0.1:28950/AuthExternal/Callback/Twitter" />
</oauth>
</oauth2.login.configuration>
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