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WindSekirun / RxSocialLogin

An Android Library that provides social login for 15 platforms within by RxJava2, Kotlin and Firebase Authentication.
Apache License 2.0
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google login crash onActivitiyResult #1

Closed dogeri28 closed 6 years ago

dogeri28 commented 6 years ago

It seems the google authentication, doesnt seem to work. Please is there anything that i might be doing wrong. i have also enabled the option on firebase and produced a debugged version of the SHA1 hash key. i also downloaded the google services json in my project. Please what can i be doing wrong that it calls back with Google sign in failed

WindSekirun commented 6 years ago

Can you follow up with this step?

  1. Configure API Project in here
  2. In AS 3.1, enter 'Firebase' and click 'Authentication' and click 'Connect to Firebase' and 'Add Firebase Authentication to your app'. in this step, you will save your 'google-services.json' in your app module directory.
  3. Enable Google as authentication provider in Firebase Console
  4. Find 'Web Client ID' in Firebase console. you can find this information in sub-section of authentication provider.
  5. Provide your 'Web Client ID' into GoogleConfig.setClientTokenId()

if you still fail, notice to me. i'll post some post about setting step with some picture.

dogeri28 commented 6 years ago

Thank you for the quick response. i did similar steps, but i will do it again following the steps you highlighted. I was able to get facebook authentication working, just google which is giving issues. I will let you know today.

WindSekirun commented 6 years ago

I posted some tutorial on my personal blog, you can see this link for tutorial.

and you don't need to configure API Project. There is all steps of Google Login.

  1. In AS 3.1, enter 'Firebase' and click 'Authentication' and click 'Connect to Firebase' and 'Add Firebase Authentication to your app'. in this step, you will save your 'google-services.json' in your app module directory.
  2. Enable Google as authentication provider in Firebase Console
  3. Find 'Web Client ID' in Firebase console. you can find this information in sub-section of authentication provider.
  4. Provide your 'Web Client ID' into GoogleConfig.setClientTokenId()
dogeri28 commented 6 years ago

Thank you very much, it worked. i followed the steps on your blog. However for clarity can you update the github step instead of google and change the .setClientTokenId("") to .setClientTokenId("<YOUR-WEB-CLIENT-ID>") in the google section. Apart from that thank you if you had a donate button i would have donated something, maybe its worth having on your github page. I will be moving onto using the twitter option shortly.