Facebook login

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while trying to login through facebook in my storefront by local server .Its get not working it is passing error like http://localhost redirects are automatically allowed while in development mode only and do not need to be added here. and then while i'm using ngrok https://68d2-2401-4900-1ce3-70e6-7999-f0f3-b8e3-e535.in.ngrok.io it also not working and i'm getting The url https://68d2-2401-4900-1ce3-70e6-7999-f0f3-b8e3-e535.in.ngrok.io has been identified as malicious and/or abusive. now is any way to make facebook developers console to work

[astral yarrow]

Can you share you developer console config please? Maybe some screenshots

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can u see it

[astral yarrow]

what error do you get when not using ngrock and just hitting with localhost? It is saying that in dev mode, localhost is accepted automatically

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this is the error while using localhost

while using ngrok im getting this

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yah but its not working

this is my error while hitting with local host

[astral yarrow]

it just means that when working on localhost you don't have to fill it

in regards to the app is not active, you can look at this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73193526/app-not-active-this-app-is-not-currently-accessible-and-the-app-developer-is-aw#:~:text=You get that error because,account meets either condition above.

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@astral yarrow now i'm getting this error

can u help me to fix this

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@astral yarrow can u help to fix this

[astral yarrow]

have you done what is suggested in the error message?

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yes while i'm adding app domains and adding https local host after ngrok its also no working this is the error what i'm getting

[astral yarrow]

have you configured that one?

you should look into stackoverflow as well if you don't find it easy. Multiple people encounter that issue while testing on localhost

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can i able to use mkcert

[astral yarrow]

you would have to create a custom entry point. e.g in the route directory create index.js and your start script can run it instead of medusa develop. You can look at the medusa-start entry point to get inspiration from

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i tried by this whether it is correct

[astral yarrow]

Use node instead of react-scripts

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const https = require('https');
const fs = require('fs');
const options = {
key: fs.readFileSync('{PATH/TO/CERTIFICATE-KEY-FILENAME}.pem'),
cert: fs.readFileSync('{PATH/TO/CERTIFICATE-FILENAME}.pem'),
};
https
.createServer(options, function (req, res) {
// server code
})
.listen({PORT});

can i set this in my server

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@astral yarrow where i need to set node in server

[astral yarrow]

In your command. Plus, is that your entry point? If it is it is not inspired from the medusa start entry point isn’t it?

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yah

[astral yarrow]

Dont forget the loader etc

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sorry what i need to do now can u tell from scratch

where i want to place this server.js

const https = require('https');
const fs = require('fs');
const options = {
key: fs.readFileSync('{PATH/TO/CERTIFICATE-KEY-FILENAME}.pem'),
cert: fs.readFileSync('{PATH/TO/CERTIFICATE-FILENAME}.pem'),
};
https
.createServer(options, function (req, res) {
// server code
})
.listen({PORT});

@astral yarrow plz can u help me

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@astral yarrow

[astral yarrow]

Please, don't mention directly, I also have work to do on my side and me or anybody can answer you when they have time

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yah ok sorry

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is there is any other way then ngrok to convert my localserver to https.

[astral yarrow]

Yes using a custom entry point and passing the cert to nodejs https

So something like that to i spire you https://github.com/medusajs/medusa/blob/master/packages/medusa/src/commands/start.js and then you can find on google how to start express server with https

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yah okk

and i have doubt whether first i need to install this package

[astral yarrow]

what do you mean?