I am trying to setup my Meteor app to use Google logins, Here is my setup in the /server/config.js file
Accounts.loginServiceConfiguration.remove({
service: \"go
I'm using Nitrous.io since I am developing on Windows. This article explains why google sees the wrong URI.
https://github.com/shoebappa/vagrant-meteor-windows/issues/9
Basically you need to launch meteor with a modified ROOT_URL so that it doesn't start with localhost.
Replace localhost.meteor.com with the URL that meteor is actually running at. ROOT_URL=http://localhost.meteor.com meteor
I have the same problem on https://gotlog.in When I put https://gotlog.in/_oauth/google?close as the call back URL it get worth :
And whe I put the good call back (https://gotlog.in/_oauth/google) as said in the setup popup I get the same :
My root URL is setup and valid, but I have no userData published. But the documantation says : "By default, the current user's username, emails and profile are published to the client."
I was missing the consent screen information in the api console. And yes the callback URL has to have the '?close' at the end. Viva Meteor =)
Another idea : Did you removed the autopublish ? If so, you must publish the userData so your client can access to Users.
You have to register the redirect URL with Google's APIs Console. Log on to the console and check what redirect URI was set up. Add localhost if necessary
Update:
I tried it myself and added
http://localhost:3000/_oauth/google?close
in the API console. I added accounts-google and accounts-ui to the Hello World app and added the login button to the page
<body>
{{loginButtons}}
{{> hello}}
</body>
I agreed to the requested permissions in the pop up and was logged in.