It works!

[johnkozan]

I've got this gem working against the Reddit oauth. It seems the issue was Reddit requires the client_id and client_secret to be sent as a Basic authorization header when requesting the access token.

This is in the oauth spec, but I went through many other omniauth provider gems it doesn't seem like any other sites actually requires the credentials to be sent as a header instead of params.

[jackdempsey]

Ahh, so close and yet, so far. Thanks for putting that all together! If you want to create a contributors section and add yourself, totally happy to merge that as well!