Cool service! Unfortunately I still would need to rely on PassportJS to support a broader list of providers (e.g. Protocols.io and ORCID), but once you support more services I'd love to try! Is there any way to extend your providers like with Passport?
Our list is expanding everyday. If you could list down some of the ones that are priority for you we could go ahead and set them up. I've send you a note as soon as protocols.io and ORCID are on there :).
Internally the configuration is JSON based. For completeness, there are 4 connection configurations that are configured and released. i.e authorization, access_token, refresh_token, revoke_token and active_token and sometimes additionally request_token(when OAuth 1.0).
We did consider but it conflicts with the primary goal of simplicity of OAuth.
Cool service! Unfortunately I still would need to rely on PassportJS to support a broader list of providers (e.g. Protocols.io and ORCID), but once you support more services I'd love to try! Is there any way to extend your providers like with Passport?
Our list is expanding everyday. If you could list down some of the ones that are priority for you we could go ahead and set them up. I've send you a note as soon as protocols.io and ORCID are on there :).
Internally the configuration is JSON based. For completeness, there are 4 connection configurations that are configured and released. i.e authorization, access_token, refresh_token, revoke_token and active_token and sometimes additionally request_token(when OAuth 1.0).
We did consider but it conflicts with the primary goal of simplicity of OAuth.
If you want to try it out ORCHID(sandbox) and protocols.io OAuth Configurations have been released :)