Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'signIn')

[theAndEx]

Hello, I have this error:

abacritt-angularx-social-login.js:85 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'signIn') at abacritt-angularx-social-login.js:85:30 at new Promise (<anonymous>) at GoogleLoginProvider.signIn (abacritt-angularx-social-login.js:82:16) at abacritt-angularx-social-login.js:267:26

I do everything according to the instructions. As a result, I get here - this.auth2 = gapi.auth2.getAuthInstance(); and here: const promise = !offlineAccess ? this.auth2.signIn(signInOptions) : this.auth2.grantOfflineAccess(signInOptions); - undefined.

It's problem with Google. Facebook work good.

[inthegarage]

@AndyVolf Looks like the auth initialisation (deprecated problem also in this issue list) is causing the whole thing to bomb now. This happens on this library and the old one.

[inthegarage]

@AndyVolf I will provide an emergency PR to the owner, whether it's used remains to be seen.

[inthegarage]

@jaibatrik Can I be added as contributor, my PR is ready.

[theAndEx]

@inthegarage The most interesting thing is that I took the Client ID from the demo and everything works. Apparently, there is something with my Clint ID, but I can’t even understand what the problem is .. because I do everything according to the instructions from the Internet (I create an application and make an OAuth 2.0 Client ID for a web application)..

[inthegarage]

@inthegarage The most interesting thing is that I took the Client ID from the demo and everything works. Apparently, there is something with my Clint ID, but I can’t even understand what the problem is .. because I do everything according to the instructions from the Internet (I create an application and make an OAuth 2.0 Client ID for a web application)..

I have the same problem, I didn't try the demo, but the Google API now throws an error instead of what I can only assume was just a warning message in the payload. I'm not 100% convinced about my PR, but it would hopefully get people running whilst things are recoded. In the meantime I followed this migration guide instead and that worked fully for me: https://developers.google.com/identity/oauth2/web/guides/migration-to-gis

It can easily be placed into an Angular app, and is a lot less code than the previous solution. My advice would be to follow the migration guide and just do the auth yourself.

[jaibatrik]

Hey I'll review this over the weekend. Thanks for sending the PR.

[jaibatrik]

Oh, and I don't see any PR in the repo though.

[Heatmanofurioso]

@inthegarage You can add one from a fork

[inthegarage]

@jaibatrik @Heatmanofurioso that is now complete. Please review and merge when you have time. Testing an linting all pasted and I'm now able to log in again.

[Heatmanofurioso]

@inthegarage @AndyVolf The PR's been merged, and is going to be deployed now. Can we close this specific issue?

[inthegarage]

@Heatmanofurioso Fine by me.