Closed jjshoe closed 8 years ago
Oauth.result
to get the last result would not make a lot of sense when you have a user logged in with multiple social accounts. However, var twitterResult = OAuth.create('twitter');
or var facebookResult = OAuth.create('facebook');
can give you a result object specific to the social login.
Thanks for the reply.
OAuth.create
uses the local storage to store and fetch cached tokens so you still have to use OAuth.popup
to cache the tokens from the providers, depending on their expiry.
Is there some reason we can't call Oauth.result or OAuth.getResult to get the last result object?