Closed Sacti00n closed 3 months ago
Thanks for trying out the template. What is the URL its trying to redirect to? I haven't tried using the template so I'm sure there's kinks to work out
I deployed it on the url https://sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app/ . It redirects you to the Error 404 Site ( https://sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app/oauth/sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app )when you try to connect twitch or spotify, but when you reload the mainpage you are logged in. But you cant acces to the subscribe page cause it redirects you to https://sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app/sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app/subscribe
How familiar are you with railway? It should have the server logs. But if you're getting a 404, I'm not sure what's up or from what.
The redirect URL looks messed up. It looks like you set an env var wrong so it's nesting the URL.
Ive never used it before but if you mean the Deploy Logs, there just stands "Served"
So https://sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app/oauth/sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app looks weird. The API endpoint for the app is /oauth/twitch and /oauth/spotify so it should be https://sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app/oauth/twitch etc etc
This is most likely configured in your environment variable for the twitch and spotify redirect URL, which I believe I refactored so you dont need to set those values anymore if you're hosting on railway because I can derive the URL from the base domain
Ive just added some variables for database connection the port and Spotify/Twitch Client ID/Secret and ive added some random passphrases to twitch_secret, twitch_state & spotify_state
Okay i fixed it. I added the SITE_REDIRECT_URL, TWITCH_REDIRECT_URL & SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URL variable.
Okay that's good to know. I'll have to figure out why it couldn't derive the url properly though cause I feel like it should have worked. Thanks for your patience and quick responses! I'll update the docs around needing those, for now I guess though I really tried to make those variables obsolete
If you don't mind me asking, what is the value for your RAILWAY_PUBLIC_DOMAIN environment variable? I'm still confused why it didn't work for you without specifying the redirect URLs explicitly.
What this seems to point to, considering how I wrote this part specifically,
railwayDomain, err := GetFromEnv(constants.RailwayDomain)
if err == nil {
redirectURL = fmt.Sprintf("https://%s/oauth/twitch", railwayDomain)
} else {
redirectURL = GetFromEnvOrDefault(constants.TwitchRedirectURL, "localhost:8000/oauth/twitch")
}
Is if it didn't work at all without you specifying the TWITCH_REDIRECT_URL, I'm starting to think that the "provided" variable from Railway doesn't actually get injected into the environment unless you do so manually (which would suck)
My RAILWAY_PUBLIC_DOMAIN variable is sacti0nsongrequests-production.up.railway.app
Yeah that should have worked then. I will try to troubleshoot I guess. Thanks for confirming
What happened?
Hello, i deployed this Service on Railway, but when i try to click a button i get redirected to 404 page not found. It seems like it redirects wrong. redirect e.g.: example.com/oauth/example.com
What part of the service is not working for you?
No response