OAuth2Strategy requires a verify callback how to fix it?

[annibuliful]

[amp89]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

[annibuliful]

I fixed it by enabling Google+ API because It is important for authentication

[roganoalien]

@amp89 you basically saved me, was driving me crazy too!!!

[codewithmero]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

Oh thank you sir. You are a saver

[malithkuruwita]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

you are a savior

[shweta1907]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

you saved me from wasting 1hr,thank you

[namsehoon]

You are my savior

[adeanam]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

Lord and saviour

[sajjadmrx]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

You are my savior :))))

[shivavishnoi]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

Thank You Very Much!!

[StevenMODIMO]

Solution by amp89 worked

[ranaadeel15911]

I had this same problem and it drove me insane for like an hour...

You are calling it like passport.use(new GoogleStrategy({}), function(){} ) but it should be: passport.use(new GoogleStrategy( {}, function(){} ) ) //Note where I moved the parenthesis

GoogleStrategy takes 2 arguments, the first is the object with the id/secret/url, and the 2nd is the function, and new GoogleStrategy is the only thing you pass into passportjs.use().

Amazing sir