Any way to customize '/auth/:provider/callback' url?

[sadfuzzy]

Any way to customize '/auth/:provider/callback' url?
Is there any way? I want this to separate mobile applications and browser(any) response in Rails.
Something like '/auth/(:client)/:provider/callback' in my routes.
One - '/auth/:provider/callback' for usual users(responds html).
Other - '/auth/mobile_app/:provider/callback' for ios/android(responds json, user auth_token).

[mbleigh]

You can customize the callback path like so:

provider :providername, :callback_path => "/auth/providername/mobile/callback"

[sadfuzzy]

In the initializer?

[sadfuzzy]

Can i specify two callback paths, as i explained before? I still don't understand, sorry..

[adamgotterer]

@sadfuzzy did you ever figure this out?

[sadfuzzy]

@adamgotterer yeah, @mbleigh's answer worked for me

[shireeshj]

@sadfuzzy would be helpful if you can describe your solution.

I have somewhat similar situation. I am looking to use a single provider to authenticate two different types of users - say (1) employee and (2) customer. An elegant way, in my opinion, would be to use different callback urls for each user-type.

[rdetert]

I'm trying to do the same as @shireesh. I have two different types of users Customer and Vendor. I'd like to use the paths /customer/auth/:provider/callback and /vendor/auth/:provider/callback. Otherwise I'm not sure how to do single sign on with two different types of users from within the same app.

[adamgotterer]

I think its specific per omni auth provider. In Google oauth its redirect_to redirect_uri . Not sure how helpful this will be. But this is how I do it through devise.

 redirect_to user_omniauth_authorize_path(:google_oauth2, redirect_uri: ...)

[swaathi]

@sadfuzzy How did you go about this? If I put what @mbleigh suggested in an initializer it throws a undefined method 'provider' error. Anyone else figure this out?

[pbrueske]

@sadfuzzy You can use the OmniAuth::Builder in an initializer (see https://github.com/omniauth/omniauth#getting-started) to set a custom callback path:

# config/initializers/omniauth.rb
Rails.application.config.middleware.use OmniAuth::Builder do
  provider :providername, :callback_path => "/auth/providername/mobile/callback"
end

[nantestdeveloper]

I want to call the api post call url http://localhost:3000/api/v1/auth/identity/callback .please help me to understand how can I customize the post call and routes .so the in return will get success status ,because while calling post call like "http://localhost:3000/api/v1/auth/identity/callback " not able to generate the auth_hash and getting error in postman

NoMethodError at /api/v1/auth/identity/callback

===============================================

undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass

[twoneks]

What if I need to set a callback url that is external to my rails app domain?
The option callback_path only allow custom path in the scope of the application.

[jbranchaud]

What if I need to set a callback url that is external to my rails app domain?
The option callback_path only allow custom path in the scope of the application.

@twoneks I'd recommend fielding the callback from your rails app and then redirecting to an external domain from there.