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The SaaS Boilerplate currently supports multiple social authentication providers. To enhance its flexibility and attract more developers, we propose integrating GitHub as an additional social authentication method. This will allow users to sign in using their GitHub credentials, streamlining the authentication process for developers and technical users.
Benefits of Adding GitHub Authentication
Developer-Friendly: Many users of SaaS platforms are developers, making GitHub authentication a natural fit.
Describe the solution you'd like
1. Configure GitHub OAuth Application
Register a new OAuth application in the GitHub Developer Portal.
Set callback URLs and define necessary permissions.
Obtain Client ID and Client Secret.
2. Modify Backend Authentication
Extend the existing authentication module to support GitHub OAuth.
Implement GitHub login endpoints.
Use OAuth libraries to handle authentication.
Store user information (GitHub ID, email, profile URL) in the database.
3. Update Frontend Authentication Flow
Add a "Sign in with GitHub" button to the authentication UI.
Modify the authentication context to handle GitHub OAuth responses.
Redirect users to the GitHub authentication page and handle token exchanges.
4. Environment Configuration
Add GITHUB_CLIENT_ID and GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET to environment variables.
Update configuration files to include GitHub OAuth settings.
Description
Introduction
The SaaS Boilerplate currently supports multiple social authentication providers. To enhance its flexibility and attract more developers, we propose integrating GitHub as an additional social authentication method. This will allow users to sign in using their GitHub credentials, streamlining the authentication process for developers and technical users.
Benefits of Adding GitHub Authentication
Describe the solution you'd like
1. Configure GitHub OAuth Application
2. Modify Backend Authentication
3. Update Frontend Authentication Flow
4. Environment Configuration
Describe alternatives you've considered
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Additional context
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