Added possibility to pass parameters to the authorize path. #99
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In my current project I need the opportunity to realise a "real twitter logout" which means that it is not enough to erase the session. The user has to login via twitter again if he would like to access the application.
I have seen that there is a "force_login=true" parameter for the "/oauth/authenticate" action in the Twitter API that forces the user to enter their credentials. Unfortunately, I did not find the possibility to add the params to the url, so that I've implemented a "authorizeParams" function in which you can put the params that will be appended to the authenticate url:
So in my case: If the user tries to login via: '/auth/twitter' he will be redirected to the twitter login page.
I hope that this is useful for someone.