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New to oauth structure. but our app needs access to users facebook pages. Do i just add that into a scope array like I would with google auth?
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If there is a Facebook scope for Pages, then yes it would go inside of scope array.
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I figured out the issue. Facebook is looking for comma separated
ie. email,manage_pages
Where facebook is expecting space separated. I'm assuming currently if the scope param is an array is just does an array.join(' ')
Hence my confusion. Thanks
I am using an array for all providers as well as scopeDelimiter property which is usually a space or a comma.
scopeDelimiter
So as a user of this library you would simply need to update the scope array:
scope: ['email', 'pages', 'user_likes']
And you would the same format for all other built-in providers.
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New to oauth structure. but our app needs access to users facebook pages. Do i just add that into a scope array like I would with google auth?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: