SohoHouse / nuxt-oauth

Simple OAuth2 integration for your Nuxt app
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Stuck in a reload loop on '/auth/login?redirect-url=%2Fprogress' #46

Open jpnothard opened 4 years ago

jpnothard commented 4 years ago

Hi, I am hoping someone can help me troubleshoot a problem.

I am trying to setup oauth sign in using Okta. I am using a tutorial i found the Okta docs. You can have a look at the repo for this here. The only change I have made is that I removed the Axios call on the progress page and entered the content manually.

The above example works on my localhost, works as expected. But once I run npm run generate and push it to a live server (Currently using Netlify) I get stuck in some kind of reload loop on this page '/auth/login?redirect-url=%2Fprogress'. Basically it downloads the assets and then the page refreshes.

I have trawled the internet and haven't found anything useful. I have tried to Generate with SPA, removed .env and entered the details in manually, changed to an AWS server, updated to the latest packages. I have also removed the pipeline and rand the common on my local machine and uploaded it manually. I even entered incorrect OAuth credentials but found that on my local it will just redirect you to an OKTA 404 page instead of the Okta login form.

Any help would be appreciated.

martint501 commented 4 years ago

I'm having this same issue. I've deployed to Netlify and am also stuck in that nasty looping on the protected pages.

samtgarson commented 4 years ago

@jpnothard this module won't work with a statically generated app, OAuth requires a server side component.

Have you tried running with nuxt start on the server?

martint501 commented 4 years ago

I deployed it to elastic beanstalk and it works great.

eggsy commented 4 years ago

Every time I made a change in nuxt.config.js that is related to the module, I had to rebuild the app. I don't know the reason but you can also try that. It fixed my issue.

extreme64 commented 3 years ago

Same issue but with localhost!