Google image basic version code#

Please, follow the instructions on the OpenID Connect page to configure the OAuth 2.0 Client.ДЄfter completing the instructions above, you should have a new OAuth Client with credentials consisting of a Client ID and a Client Secret. To use Google OAuth 2.0 authentication platform for Login, you need to set up a project in the Google API Console to obtain OAuth 2.0 credentials. If basic mapper functionality doesnвЂ™t fit your business needs, you can configure the custom mapper, so that you are able to add an implementation that fits your specific needs. To map that external user info from Google and Auth0 platform, we are going to use a built-in basic mapper. In this case, the User is going to be logged into the Tenant which name is going to be equal to a user email domain name.ДЄdditionally, for every user, we are going to create a new Customer and the Customer name is going to be equal to a user email. If the Tenant does not exist in the system, the new Tenant will be created.ДЄs a second step, we are going to add a new external provider for authentication - Auth0. The user is going to be logged into the Tenant, and the Tenant name is going to be equal to the userвЂ™s email. In this sample, we are going to use Google the authentication. Using the basic mapper or custom mapper, external user info object will be converted from external platform into ThingsBoard internal OAuth 2.0 user.ДЄfter this, the regular ThingsBoard authorization flow will happen.

Google image basic version code#

Once the user returns to the ThingsBoard client via redirect URL, the platform will get the authorization code from the URL and will use it to request an access token from the external user management platform. ThingsBoard supports the Authorization Code grant type to exchange an authorization code for an access token. ThingsBoard allows you to provide Single Sign-On functionality for your customers and automatically create tenants, customers, or sub customers using external user management platforms, that supports the OAuth 2.0 protocol.ДЄ list of platforms that supports the OAuth 2.0 protocol: Google, Okta, Auth0, etc.

Mapping of the external user into ThingBoard internal user structure.