Twitter Auth about parse-server

[gfosco]

It would not be hard to add, following the method used for Facebook login.

See facebook.js and RestWrite.js.

I'll tag this up-for-grabs.

[shahzeb1]

Is anyone currently working on this?

If not, I'll fork and get to work. ☕

[billymwlei]

OP: Is it same way to do the linkedin auth as well?
And Idea what should I get started ?
Thanks

[nlutsenko]

There is an ongoing discussion in #241 about this, where the goal is to support everything, not just Twitter or LinkedIn.

[flovilmart]

@billymwlei the linked-in support is available in #247 we're finalizing some details about the implementation.

@swaterfall the twitter support has just been added to the PR and should be backward compatible.

[gfosco]

This will land in #247. 👍

[sprabs]

Quick question for you all (since you implemented this). We have two Twitter apps (one our iOS clients are using and one that our Android clients are using). How do we specify two sets of keys in index.js?

[gfosco]

It doesn't look like the twitter module supports it... It might be possible to use a 'custom' auth module but provide the twitter module again, but one app would need to use like 'twitter2' as a provider instead of twitter. Probably best to look at modifying the twitter module.