Add details for Linkedin Pages integration #45
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1-4: Enhance the frontmatter metadata for better documentation organization.Consider adding more specific metadata to improve documentation searchability and context:
--- title: LinkedIn Page -description: How to add a LinkedIn Page to your system +description: Step-by-step guide to integrate a LinkedIn Business Page using OAuth2 authentication +tags: ['social-media', 'oauth2', 'integration'] +sidebar_label: LinkedIn Page ---
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6-6: Verify the OAuth2Redirect component import path and existence.
The import statement references a TypeScript component. Let's verify its existence and correct import method.
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Let me check the export type of the component more specifically.
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- The component file exists at the specified path
components/snippets/oauth2redirect.tsx - The component is correctly exported as a default export
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| Copy the created `Client ID` and `Client Secret` and add them to your `.env` file. | ||
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| ```env | ||
| LINKEDIN_CLIENT_ID="" | ||
| LINKEDIN_CLIENT_SECRET="" | ||
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| You can find those under the Auth Tab of your LinkedIn App in the developer portal. |
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Add security best practices for credential handling.
The environment configuration section should include security recommendations.
Add security guidelines:
Copy the created `Client ID` and `Client Secret` and add them to your `.env` file.
```env
LINKEDIN_CLIENT_ID=""
LINKEDIN_CLIENT_SECRET=""-You can find those under the Auth Tab of your LinkedIn App in the developer portal.
+You can find these credentials under the Auth Tab of your LinkedIn App in the developer portal.
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+### Security Best Practices
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+1. Never commit your .env file to version control
+2. Use different credentials for development and production
+3. Regularly rotate your Client Secret
+4. Store production credentials in a secure secret management system
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Add OAuth redirect URL configuration steps.
Critical configuration steps for OAuth callback URLs are missing.
Add instructions for configuring OAuth redirect URLs:
Fill in all the details, once created head over to Products and make sure you add all the required products.
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+Configure the OAuth 2.0 settings:
+1. Go to the Auth tab in your LinkedIn app
+2. Add the following OAuth 2.0 redirect URL:
+ ```
+ https://your-domain.com/api/auth/callback/linkedin-page
+ ```
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| Configure the OAuth 2.0 settings: | |
| 1. Go to the Auth tab in your LinkedIn app | |
| 2. Add the following OAuth 2.0 redirect URL: |
| Verify your app with LinkedIn | ||
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| You will need to follow the verification process to request the necessary permissions listed below. |
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List the specific permissions required for integration.
The documentation mentions "necessary permissions" but doesn't list them explicitly. This could lead to confusion during setup.
Add a list of required permissions, for example:
You will need to follow the verification process to request the necessary permissions listed below.
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+Required permissions:
+- r_organization_social
+- rw_organization_admin
+- w_organization_social
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| It is important to request the Advertising API permissions and fill up the request form, or you will not have the ability to refresh your tokens. | ||
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| <OAuth2Redirect provider = "linkedin-page" /> |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance OAuth implementation documentation.
The OAuth implementation section needs more context and error handling guidance.
Add more detailed implementation information:
+## OAuth Implementation
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+The OAuth2 authentication flow consists of the following steps:
+1. User initiates the LinkedIn Page connection
+2. User is redirected to LinkedIn for authorization
+3. After authorization, LinkedIn redirects back to your application
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<OAuth2Redirect provider = "linkedin-page" />
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+### Error Handling
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+Common OAuth errors and how to resolve them:
+- `invalid_request`: Check if all required parameters are properly configured
+- `access_denied`: User denied the authorization request
+- `invalid_scope`: Verify the requested permissions are approved in your LinkedIn app📝 Committable suggestion
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| <OAuth2Redirect provider = "linkedin-page" /> | |
| ## OAuth Implementation | |
| The OAuth2 authentication flow consists of the following steps: | |
| 1. User initiates the LinkedIn Page connection | |
| 2. User is redirected to LinkedIn for authorization | |
| 3. After authorization, LinkedIn redirects back to your application | |
| <OAuth2Redirect provider = "linkedin-page" /> | |
| ### Error Handling | |
| Common OAuth errors and how to resolve them: | |
| - `invalid_request`: Check if all required parameters are properly configured | |
| - `access_denied`: User denied the authorization request | |
| - `invalid_scope`: Verify the requested permissions are approved in your LinkedIn app |
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Current Linkedin documentation is out of date/inaccurate with LinkedIn Pages channel. Created an individual page with screenshots and details, can clean up existing linkedin page as well if needed. Not super familiar with mdx so not sure I got the formatting correct, but happy to update.
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