It seems that hassox, the author, is saving the password in the same sql table as the other Oauth authentications under the token field.
I know that ueberauth_identity doesn't care how you store or lookup a user from identity authentication but what do you guys recommend, should i store the user password in the user table in the password field or just along with the rest of the oauth authentications under the token field?
Looking at an example from
https://github.com/hassox/phoenix_guardian
It seems that hassox, the author, is saving the password in the same sql table as the other Oauth authentications under the token field.
I know that ueberauth_identity doesn't care how you store or lookup a user from identity authentication but what do you guys recommend, should i store the user password in the user table in the password field or just along with the rest of the oauth authentications under the token field?