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Is anyone using node.js with an OAuth2.0 authentication system? [closed]

Is there an OAuth2.0 library for Node.js, which is being used (or planned to be used) in a live, production system?

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blueberryfields Avatar asked Nov 08 '10 19:11

blueberryfields


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node-oauth is generally a good bet.

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Jamie Rumbelow Avatar answered Oct 17 '22 15:10

Jamie Rumbelow