ngCordovaOauth is an AngularJS Apache Cordova Oauth library. The purpose of this library is to quickly and easily obtain an access token from various web services to use their APIs.
If you are using Angular 2, you should check out ng2-cordova-oauth instead.
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- Apache Cordova 3.5+
- AngularJS
- Apache Cordova InAppBrowser Plugin
- Apache Cordova Whitelist Plugin
- jsSHA 1.6.0 Secure Hash Library (Twitter, Withings, and Magento only)
Add this repository as dependency:
$ bower install ng-cordova-oauth -S
This action will set the dependency and add it to the bower.json file.
The JavaScript library must then be added to your index.html file found in your projects www directory:
<script src="../ng-cordova-oauth/dist/ng-cordova-oauth.min.js"></script>
Copy the following file from this repository to your Apache Cordova project:
$ cd ng-cordova-oauth
$ cp ng-cordova-oauth.js /path/to/project/www/js/ng-cordova-oauth.min.js
The JavaScript library must then be added to your index.html file found in your projects www directory:
<script src="js/ng-cordova-oauth.min.js"></script>
Once added to your index.html file, you must inject the library into your app.js module. Make your app.js file look something like the following:
angular.module('starter', ['ionic', 'ngCordovaOauth'])
At this point, ngCordovaOauth is installed into your project and is ready for use.
Each web service API acts independently in this library. However, when configuring each web service, one thing must remain consistent. You must use http://localhost/callback as your callback / redirect URI. This is because this library will perform tasks when this URL is found.
$cordovaOauth.azureAD(string clientId, string tenantId, string resourceURL);
$cordovaOauth.dropbox(string appKey, object options);
$cordovaOauth.digitalOcean(string clientId, string clientSecret, object options);
$cordovaOauth.github(string clientId, string clientSecret, array appScope, object options);
$cordovaOauth.facebook(string clientId, array appScope, object options);
$cordovaOauth.linkedin(string clientId, string clientSecret, array appScope, string state);
$cordovaOauth.instagram(string clientId, array appScope, object options);
$cordovaOauth.box(string clientId, string clientSecret, string state, object options);
$cordovaOauth.reddit(string clientId, string clientSecret, array appScope, object options);
$cordovaOauth.twitter(string consumerKey, string consumerSecretKey, object options);
$cordovaOauth.meetup(string consumerKey, object options);
$cordovaOauth.salesforce(string loginUrl, string clientId);
$cordovaOauth.strava(string clientId, string clientSecret, array appScope, object options);
$cordovaOauth.withings(string clientId, string clientSecret);
$cordovaOauth.foursquare(string clientId, object options);
$cordovaOauth.magento(string baseUrl, string clientId, string clientSecret)
$cordovaOauth.vkontakte(string clientId, array appScope)
$cordovaOauth.adfs(string clientId, string adfsServer, string relyingPartyId)
$cordovaOauth.imgur(string clientId, object options)
$cordovaOauth.spotify(string clientId, array appScope, object options)
$cordovaOauth.uber(string clientId, array appScope, object options)
$cordovaOauth.windowsLive(string clientId, array appScope, object options)
$cordovaOauth.yammer(string clientId, object options)
$cordovaOauth.venmo(string clientId, array appScope, object options)
$cordovaOauth.stripe(string clientId, string clientSecret, string appScope, object options)
$cordovaOauth.slack(string clientId, string clientSecret, array appScope, object options)
$cordovaOauth.rally(string clientId, string clientSecret, string appScope, object options)
$cordovaOauth.familySearch(string clientId, string state, object options);
$cordovaOauth.envato(string clientId, object options);
$cordovaOauth.weibo(string clientId, string clientSecret, array appScope, object options);
$cordovaOauth.untappd(string clientId, object options);
$cordovaOauth.pocket(string clientId, object options);
$cordovaOauth.xing(string clientId, string clientSecret, object options);
$cordovaOauth.fiveHundredsPx(string sdkKey, object options);
$cordovaOauth.netatmo(object options);
$cordovaOauth.trakttv(string clientId, string clientSecret, string state);
Each API call returns a promise. The success callback will provide a response object and the error callback will return a string.
$cordovaOauth.google("CLIENT_ID_HERE", ["email"]).then(function(result) {
console.log("Response Object -> " + JSON.stringify(result));
}, function(error) {
console.log("Error -> " + error);
});To authenticate with Twitter, Withings, Magento and Xing an additional library is required. These services require HMAC-SHA1 signatures in their Oauth implementation. Including the sha1.js component of jsSHA will accomplish this task.
As of Apache Cordova 5.0.0, the whitelist plugin must be used in order to reach external web services.
This library will NOT work with a web browser, ionic serve, ionic live-reload, or ionic view. It MUST be used via installing to a device or simulator.
Google, as of October 2016, has started blocking requests from web views commonly found in hybrid applications. For this reason, support for Google has been removed from this library.
More information can be found at:
https://developers.googleblog.com/2016/08/modernizing-oauth-interactions-in-native-apps.html
When using the Content-Security-Policy as mentioned in the Apache Cordova Whitelist Plugin documentation, you'll need to allow content from the OAuth Provider. For example, if using Google Login, you'll need to add https://www.googleapis.com to your default-src list. Your meta tag would look something like this for Google and Facebook:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="default-src 'self' https://www.googleapis.com https://graph.facebook.com">All contributions must be made via the development branch. This keeps the project more maintainable in terms of versioning as well as code control.
If you want to contribute please use the new architecture of files. Each provider need to be in a separated file following this pattern: oauth.<provider name>.js and add it to the oauth.provider module as a dependency.
(If you have any doubt about the architecture take a look other providers to see how it is.)
//oauth.js
angular.module("oauth.providers", [
"oauth.utils", "oauth.azuread", "oauth.adfs", 'oauth.dropbox',
'oauth.digitalOcean', 'oauth.google', 'oauth.github', 'oauth.facebook',
'oauth.linkedin', 'oauth.instagram', 'oauth.box', 'oauth.reddit', 'oauth.slack',
'oauth.twitter', 'oauth.meetup', 'oauth.salesforce', 'oauth.strava',
'oauth.withings', 'oauth.foursquare', 'oauth.magento', 'oauth.vkontakte',
'oauth.odnoklassniki', 'oauth.imgur', 'oauth.spotify', 'oauth.uber',
'oauth.windowslive', 'oauth.yammer', 'oauth.venmo', 'oauth.stripe', 'oauth.rally',
'oauth.familySearch', 'oauth.envato', 'oauth.weibo', 'oauth.jawbone', 'oauth.untappd',
'oauth.dribble', '<YOUR PROVIDER MODULE HERE>']).factory("$cordovaOauth", cordovaOauth);
function cordovaOauth(
$q, $http, $cordovaOauthUtility, $azureAD, $adfs, $dropbox, $digitalOcean,
$google, $github, $facebook, $linkedin, $instagram, $box, $reddit, $slack,
$twitter, $meetup, $salesforce, $strava, $withings, $foursquare, $magento
$vkontakte, $odnoklassniki, $imgur, $spotify, $uber, $windowslive, $yammer,
$venmo, $stripe, $rally, $familySearch, $envato, $weibo, $jawbone, $untappd,
$dribble, <YOUR FACTORY NAME>) {
return {
// A lot of providers...
yourProvider: $yourProvider.signinFuncion,
}
}
$cordovaOauth.$inject = [
"$q", '$http', "$cordovaOauthUtility", "$azureAD", "$adfs", '$dropbox',
'$digitalOcean', '$google', '$github', '$facebook', '$linkedin',
'$instagram', '$box', '$reddit', '$slack', '$twitter' '$meetup', '$salesforce',
'$strava', '$withings', '$foursquare', '$magento', '$vkontakte',
'$odnoklassniki', '$imgur', '$spotify', '$uber', '$windowslive', '$yammer',
'$venmo', '$stripe', '$rally', '$familySearch', '$envato', '$weibo',
'$jawbone', '$untappd', '$dribble', '<YOUR FACTORY NAME>'
];This project is maintained by Nic Raboy and Matheus Rocha. This plugin is and will always be open source. That said, support is not. If you'd like to purchase paid support for this library, please contact either of us on Twitter.
Nic Raboy on Twitter - @nraboy
Matheus Rocha on Twitter - @matheusrocha
The issue tracker is to be used for bug reporting only. We will not help you build your application, diagnose your problems, or teach you how to use the various oauth providers through the issue tracker. Free support can be found in the forums or on Stack Overflow.
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