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How run examples? #21
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I'm investigating, in the meantime I'm updating this package to drop unnecessary dependencies |
@jankapunkt Do you have a working example you're using in production ? I'm having difficulties to wrap my head around the correct workflow, which routes should be created, how they're interconnected. A minimal working example would be greatly appreciated! |
The current examples are out-of-date, which is why I removed them in the latest PR #22 and will move them to the examples repository, once they're updated. You could test the 4.0.0-rc.0 release and let me know if things are working so I can publish 4.0.0 and move on to, for example, the examples |
@binajmen which workflow do you intend to implement? Did you already read through the RFCs and other OAuth resources on how the workflows generally work? |
Yes I already used several provider in the past (as the client), so I have a correct understanding of the workflow.
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I think you can take a look at liquid: https://github.com/shrihari-prakash/liquid the owner is also part of our org. Note that this uses the oauth-server directly, as opposed to using it with express. However, the express adapter is only a wrapper so no magic happening there. |
How run postgres example?
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