I'm currently setting up Google OAuth, I've gotten all the endpoints set up (including getting the access_token. But now I'm just wondering how can I actually let Payload know that the user is signed in?
#Logging in and setting JWT or cookies with custom auth (Google OAuth)
vale dirge
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vale dirge
It's kind of more, where do I store the jwt token when I generate this, or if I store this cookie, how do I link these forms of auth to Payload, i.e. how would payload know I'm logged in with these auth strategies?
brisk flare
Hey man! You might want to check this: https://payloadcms.com/docs/authentication/custom-strategies
vale dirge
I've tried looking into that although it seems to produce all sorts of errors such as 400 when I request POST /payload/api/user/login or 403 whenever I try to signin with a different auth strategy, i.e. sending a google auth token (it expects a password when this is a different auth strategy)
plain void
I've tried looking into that although it seems to produce all sorts of errors su...
Hey mate did you manage to set it up?
vale dirge
Haha I thought of implementing auth without payload anymore as the custom auth strategies seemed quite finicky
I ended up using bcrypt and JWT
I wanted both standard auth and google oauth so used JWT to encrypt the both of them
feral kernel
Hello @vale dirge how did you manage completing your requirement?
vale dirge
Hello <@543185949803151370> how did you manage completing your requirement?
I ended up disabling payload auth and using our own auth implementation with bcrypt and google apis
feral kernel
Thank you for the speedy reply.
Did you also make any modifications on the AUTH operations?
vale dirge
Thank you for the speedy reply.
Did you also make any modifications on the AUTH...
AUTH operations?
We completely no longer use payload auth anymore for our custom apis
feral kernel
Yeah this is the one I am speaking about
