1. There is no official documentation on this. The code is simple, clean and well documented. And if you have any questions, I can help. 2. It returns the valid token you can use with their services.

Everything worked fine, thanks! Just another question: i had to add the "ng-cordova-oauth.min.js" file manually in order to make it work, but i could not find it in the example project. Did i miss something?

ng-cordova.min.js is located in the js folder and linked in the index.html file, that should have worked.

I found in my console that the issues is: Facebook Login Error: Could not find InAppBrowser plugin

how are you starting the project? and can you try to run `cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-inappbrowser` again

I downloaded the zip file and follow the instructions: Install Ionic sudo npm install -g ionic Add platform ionic platform add ios Add platform ionic platform add android cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-inappbrowser cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-whitelist Install ngResource npm install --save ng-resource ionic emulate ios (do not run with livereload) ionic run android (after you have a Genymotion Emulator instance running)

I understand you followed the instructions, but in order to help debug the issue I need to know what OS, hardware or software you are using. And what is the command line you run to launch the project.

are you running android or iOS?

I 'm using IOS

a question for google and facebook you need a url for callback ? how i need config my google + and facebook app as native or only web?

For callback you can use http://localhost/callback but for twitter you will have to use TinyURL for http://localhost/callback. You have to register your apps as web applications with the Social Providers (google, facebook, etc).

Are you able to see a facebook login field now when running ionic emulate ios? You should be able to run my code as is without changing anything to test if it's working.

I replace the my www with the original and I have the same issue. I tested the $cordovaInAppBrowser.open in the app and the plug in works fine.

Ok, that's pretty strange. And you're not running with `ionic serve` ?

No, I'm testing in the ios simulator directly. For some reason if I update the version of ngcordova the app freezed in the splash session window.

In the project directory try to run `ionic lib update` and then `cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-inappbrowser` again

I updated ionic : Ionic version updated to: 1.3.1 but I having the same issue.

and what is your `cordova --version`? I have tested 6.2.0. And yes I can confirm the new ngCordova isn't compatible.

And your iOS emulator can access google.com on safari for example?

My Cordova version is 6.0.0. I was very excited to win time with this, you think you have your solution? And how long it can take to fix it?

I would try upgrading cordova to 6.2.0 at least. Another thing I would try is running `npm install` in the project. It will give you some deprecated warnings but not errors. I can't think of why it wouldn't be working for you other than maybe your cordova version being different or you have to install the `cordova-plugin-whitelist` again. I will have to do some more testing and let you know. Not sure how long this will take as I cannot reproduce your issue, it works on my iOS simulator. Also make sure you are running the latest MacOS and XCODE.

A possible solution is removing the inappbrowser `cordova plugin remove cordova-plugin-inappbrowser` and then adding it back again.

OK, I'm installing all again.

I created an APK and works fine, I think the issue is for IOS.

I reinstalled ios platform and work fine ! I will back with you if I found. but I think the issue is about the order of plugins.

Yes that's what this app does. I don't have demos but I offer full refunds if you can't get it working.

This one is just social login without any backend, nothing is saved any any DB. You have to write your own backend if you want to save any user data. This just confirms user logged in via social platform. You get their user login information provided by the platform selected.

Sorry I don't have any plans to use Ionic 2 right now. I just haven't had any need for it myself to be honest. And Ionic 2 is still in beta as of today, so I don't recommend using it on any production software because things might change still. Once they release an official Ionic 2 version I will look at it again and re-evaluate.

You can keep the callback as localhost if you are developing a native/hybrid app. If you are running in the browser then the callback has to be the url of where you want the user to go next. I updated this app 6 months ago so I'm not sure if it works with the new APIs you're referring, but this should be easy to change if it doesn't work. You can handle tokens expiring when you're making api requests, the request response will fail with an error usually a user_access error. At this point you have to show the user the login screen again.

Thank you for the reply. I've made the purchase. But still have the concern that putting localhost as the callback url will not be accepted by Instagram if one's app wants to get out of the sad sandbox mode. In that case, do you think it's ok to use tinyURL too, or by giving other real https url?

Yes you can use tiny url if instagram doesn't allow localhost

Yes access token works fine. Thanks. I see your code uses ng-cordova, but if ionic.native might be imported at some stage, do you think they'll be compatible with each other?

There shouldn't be a problem using both. Let me know if it doesn't work for you.

I'm not sure what you mean by "today's login time". It should work with Google+ accounts

Hello. I saw that it worked perfectly with google, but only with ANDROID! I did the same procedure in IOS and I get the error: Could not find InAppBrowser plugin. Do you have any idea what it is?

most likely you installed the iOS platform after all the plugins. You need to run npm install or re-install all the plugins in the list

already did that ! Remove the platform ios and plugins, then added the platform and then the 2 plugins again, but the error still persists! :(

Maybe try to just reinstall the 2 cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-inappbrowser cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-whitelist There might be an issue with your whitelist.

Are you still having this issue?

Are you compiling it into an app or running it in the browser? It looks like it won't work in the browser. I will investigate

Neven, thanks for the prompt reply. My application is being created using IONIC1 and it is an APK. In the browser I knew it should not work.

Hi Neven, did you find some way to make it work again on ionic app for Android?

Are you using my code as is or did you add your create your own google web app id for this?

Are you using my code as is or did you add your create your own google web app id for this?

I am using my own web app id.

I can send you the piece of code by mail. Please provide me a mail

Is your test application still working? It looks like this was a recent change made by Google. I mean "no longer supports authentication requests from the web view"

Are you able to test my code as is? I don't have an android phone with me to test it

Under `https://console.developers.google.com/apis` did you register your app as a `web application`

No, I have registered as ANDROID CLIENT. Should be web application?

I have copied your code, created an APK and install it on my Android device. It shows the background but no button works. I kept the code as is, no IDs change, any line changed,

I have loaded you example on my device. When I press Google, get an error: "Error: disallowed_useragent This user-agent is no permitted to make an OAuth authorization request to Google as it is classified as an embedded user-agent (also know as webview). Per our policy, only browsers are permitted to make authorization requests to Google. We offer several libraries and samples for native apps to perform authorization requests in browser."

Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are working. Only Google stopped to work.

https://developers.googleblog.com/2016/08/modernizing-oauth-interactions-in-native-apps.html

It looks like the app will have to be modified to use this new way: https://github.com/EddyVerbruggen/cordova-plugin-googleplus I will need some time to work on it.

I see. Thanks for the attention. By now, while there is no better solution, I will keep only Facebook login.

Any news?

Have you tried using this example on the bottom? http://blog.ionic.io/google-oauth-changes/ Using ionic native for V1.

Will have an update for you if it works tonight.

If you can test and let me know if works with IONIC 1, that would be great. Thanks for your effort!

I was following these instructions https://github.com/EddyVerbruggen/cordova-plugin-googleplus. But the iOS process is just way too complicated so I will not be proceeding with this for my templates as of now. I will remove all the google logins until I migrate to Ionic 3. If you need it only for Android then it's much easier, but still I can't just add it for Android right now.

Hey, I think you might have to make an extra request for an email. But as far as I know an email isn't guaranteed. You can see on twitter apis that if the user doesn't verify the email you will get a null. https://dev.twitter.com/rest/reference/get/account/verify_credentials

Do you have a snippet on how to do this extra call?

Sorry I don't have any code that does this. Do some googleing for javascript solutions for this and you might have some luck.

Sorry this is Ionic 1 project. It could be migrated.