Securing Your Application with OAuth and Passport
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
In this course, we will cover OAuth authentication with Google, Twitter, and Facebook. We will also use tokens to make authentic API calls.
Passport.js is a simple and easy to use package that will manage OAuth authentication for you using strategies. In this course, we will work though how to use Passport to sign in to a website with Google, Twitter, and Facebook. We will discuss combining multiple social media accounts into one user account stored in a MongoDB database. We will finish by using tokens to make authenticated API calls out to Twitter and Facebook.
Passport.js is a simple and easy to use package that will manage OAuth authentication for you using strategies. In this course, we will work though how to use Passport to sign in to a website with Google, Twitter, and Facebook. We will discuss combining multiple social media accounts into one user account stored in a MongoDB database. We will finish by using tokens to make authenticated API calls out to Twitter and Facebook.
Syllabus
- Introduction 15mins
- Sign in with Google 38mins
- Adding in More Providers 37mins
- Calling OAuth Providers 51mins
Taught by
Jonathan Mills
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