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How to implement Facebook Login with NestJS

King Elisha on August 20, 2020

NestJS is a relatively new framework that has been growing in popularity for many good reasons. It has full support for TypeScript and it combines ...

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Noor Ul Amin • Jun 23 '23

when i git the localhost:3000/auth/facebook in the browser i do get a login screen by facebook. After login i do get an error from facebook:

hoangdaochuz • Dec 3 '23

I have a similar issue, but I solve it by adding an email scope on facebook app

I hope this one can help you guys

Tahir Mahmudzade • Oct 20 '23

hey did you find the solution for this? I've been getting the exact same error, even though I have tried everything, I'm still stuck with this

Eduardo Wronscki • Sep 19 '20 • Edited

you are my hero! Thank you for this article, it was very very useful...

Slavik Semen • Jul 20

Thank you.
How protect other routes ?
@Get("/products")
@UseGuards(AuthGuard("facebook")) ?

if i have also Google guard it will be like:
@Get("/products")
@UseGuards(AuthGuard("facebook"))
@UseGuards(AuthGuard("google"))

YueYuuta • Nov 18 '20 • Edited

I got an error, apparently it does not return the name and email, some help

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Usman Ashraf • May 23 '22

I think this shows up if the email of user is not verified.

Daniel Montano • Mar 6 '22

Amazing article! One thing to note is if your local front-end runs on a separate port you will have CORS errors with Facebook. To resolve, the front-end MUST use the same port as your server (localhost:3000 in this case) so you'll need to proxy your request made on front-end to get rid of the errors.