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When running locally, the first route does not take me to the google authentication page, is that how it's supposed to be on localhost?
Thanks
No, you probably missed a step. What route did you visit?
I created a route path in my user auth controller, localhost:3000//auth/google Does it have to be just localhost:3000/
following the article. you just need to visit: localhost:3000/auth
it works, It did not work previously because I tried to access it from my swagger documentation
I have a question if you don't mind, In a case where you do not need a refreshToken, what other option can be passed to super() aside accessType?
Any other Google specific options can be passed there. Every other option can be found on Google's documentation which I linked at the end of the article
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When running locally, the first route does not take me to the google authentication page, is that how it's supposed to be on localhost?
Thanks
No, you probably missed a step. What route did you visit?
I created a route path in my user auth controller, localhost:3000//auth/google
Does it have to be just localhost:3000/
following the article. you just need to visit: localhost:3000/auth
it works, It did not work previously because I tried to access it from my swagger documentation
I have a question if you don't mind, In a case where you do not need a refreshToken, what other option can be passed to super() aside accessType?
Any other Google specific options can be passed there. Every other option can be found on Google's documentation which I linked at the end of the article
Thanks