I've got a web app that also functions as an API for a mobile app. Devise is used for the user login, and devise_token_auth for the mobile app login. This is working fine for database users, however I cant get it working for google oauth2.
When I try to use google oauth2 via devise_token_auth, I set config.omniauth_prefix. However, this seems to overwrite the path for omniauth callbacks for base devise. I believe i need to have two separate endpoints for omniauth via devise_token_auth and for devise. Is that true? Is it possible to have both working at the same time?
Settings:
devise_for :users, controllers: {
omniauth_callbacks: 'users/omniauth_callbacks',
sessions: 'users/sessions',
registrations: 'users/registrations'
}
namespace :api do
namespace :v1 do
mount_devise_token_auth_for 'User', at: 'auth', defaults: {format: 'json'}
end
end
Hi there,
I've got a web app that also functions as an API for a mobile app. Devise is used for the user login, and devise_token_auth for the mobile app login. This is working fine for database users, however I cant get it working for google oauth2.
When I try to use google oauth2 via devise_token_auth, I set
config.omniauth_prefix
. However, this seems to overwrite the path for omniauth callbacks for base devise. I believe i need to have two separate endpoints for omniauth via devise_token_auth and for devise. Is that true? Is it possible to have both working at the same time?Settings:
Versions: devise_token_auth (1.2.2) rails (7.1.3.2) devise (~> 4.9) ruby 3.2.3p157