I think I've cracked it!
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
@Edent It works!
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
@Edent I'm in 😈
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@Edent It works!
@seabass scaleymapfish I presume?
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@Edent I'm in 😈
@xgebi thanks!
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
@Edent That's good, because so far I've only been adding anonymous ones as I can't remember any other log ins when I'm standing in knee deep water 💦
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@Edent That's good, because so far I've only been adding anonymous ones as I can't remember any other log ins when I'm standing in knee deep water 💦
@Edent That login worked btw
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@Edent That login worked btw
@derickr nice! If you know which ones you added, I can retroactively assign them to your account.
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
@Edent looks like it works!
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@derickr nice! If you know which ones you added, I can retroactively assign them to your account.
@Edent https://openbenches.org/bench/41299 and https://openbenches.org/bench/41256
(I've only recently been adding)
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
@Edent worked for me too.
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
OK, the only thing not working is retrieving the #OpenStreetMap user's avatar automatically.
I've started a discussion at https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/openid-get-avatar-details/141522
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Oh wow. I had no idea.
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OK, the only thing not working is retrieving the #OpenStreetMap user's avatar automatically.
I've started a discussion at https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/openid-get-avatar-details/141522
As a workaround, you can now get an #OpenStreetMap user's avatar using Unavatar
For example: https://unavatar.io/openstreetmap/Terence%20Eden
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I think I've cracked it!
Using #OpenStreetMap as a custom OIDC provider in #Auth0. Which means people can log in to OpenBenches with their #OSM credentials via OAuth.
If you'd like to test it, please visit https://openbenches.org/login
(You don't need to upload a photo.)
@Edent mentioned in the weekly osm newsletter too!
> Terence Eden, the developer of OpenBenches, has recently implemented a login with OpenStreetMap function in OpenBenches.
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