Google auth with OpenIddict #6686

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  Anjali_Musmade created 10 months ago

  Support Team Support Team Member

  Hello,

  please check if it helps you https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/2103/React-Native-External-Login-Approach

  thanks

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  duong1453 created 10 months ago

  Hello,

  please check if it helps you https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/2103/React-Native-External-Login-Approach

  thanks

  Hi, unfortunately this doesn't help for multiple reasons:

  1. We're trying to keep the flow native - no ABP login screen, only social login with consent
  2. The alternative solutions are for IdentityServer, but we're using OpenIddict which is currently shipped with ABP.

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  maliming created 10 months ago

  Support Team Fullstack Developer

  hi @duong1453

  There is no essential difference between identity server and openiddict. Can your code work in identity server? Please share some code, thanks

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  duong1453 created 10 months ago

  We're currently using default Login.cshtml and Login.cshtml.cs pages from ABP Blazor Account module. We use Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.Google for Google auth

  context.Services.AddAuthentication()
              .AddGoogle(GoogleDefaults.AuthenticationScheme, options =>
              {
                  options.ClaimActions.MapJsonKey(AbpClaimTypes.Picture, "picture");
              })
              .WithDynamicOptions<GoogleOptions, GoogleHandler>(
                  GoogleDefaults.AuthenticationScheme,
                  options =>
                  {
                      options.WithProperty(x => x.ClientId);
                      options.WithProperty(x => x.ClientSecret, isSecret: true);
                  }
              )
  

  For regular Blazor UI login this works well, but we're not really sure how to approach the native mobile login.

  Our proposed flow was this:

  1. Mobile app calls ABP server which then redirects to Google with proper Authentication scheme (This is handled in Blazor UI with OnPostExternalLogin() - is it reusable for mobile login as well?
  2. User authenticates in Google and gets redirected to https://www.ourabpserver.com/signin-google
  3. ASP.NET Core Identity verifies the authorization code and OpenIddict generates a refresh/access token for mobile app

  We ran into several issues:

  1. Blazor UI generates the CSRF cookie/token pair but how to do it in mobile app?
  2. /signin-google endpoint expects the CSRF cookie/token pair otherwise the flow fails
  3. ASP.NET Core Identity generates a authentication cookie which bypasses the need for OpenIddict in this case, but it's not usable for mobile API calls

  So if I'm not wrong, the correct flow should be this

  1. Call custom OpenIddict endpoint which redirects without the CSRF cookie/token pair
  2. User authenticates in Google and gets redirected to custom external login handler
  3. OpenIddict verifies the authorazion code and generates a refresh/access token for mobile app

  We've unfortunately haven't found any code examples for this flow, especially how to handle external logins with OpenIddict in ABP and how to generate tokens for the user.

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  maliming created 10 months ago

  Support Team Fullstack Developer

  hi

  Your mobile app should open a built-in browser to complete the authentication. then the cookies will work on the browser.

  

  eg https://fusionauth.io/blog/securing-react-native-with-oauth

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  duong1453 created 9 months ago

  We've managed to bypass the native Blazor login screen using OpenIddict WebProviders support and creating a custom callback handler which redirects user to /connect/authorize endpoint with proper credentials.

          context.Services.AddOpenIddict()
              .AddClient(options =>
              {
                  options.UseWebProviders()
                      .AddGoogle(options =>
                      {
                          options.SetClientId("xxxxx")
                              .SetClientSecret("xxxxx")
                              .SetRedirectUri("callback/login/google");
                          options.AddScopes("email", "profile");
                      })
              });
  

  However this removes the ability to sign in through Blazor login page as you cannot have duplicate Google login settings with context.Services.AddAuthentication().AddGoogle(). Would it be solved with using OpenIddictSupportedLoginModel as base class in overridden Login.cshtml.cs instead of LoginModel ?

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  maliming created 9 months ago

  Support Team Fullstack Developer

  hi

  I think it's possible., You can override it to try.

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