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@@ -50,20 +50,20 @@ The following code demonstrates how to use this library to implement authenticat
The above code takes advantage of Beego's `prepare()` function to perform authentication before allowing the normal flow of execution to proceed; as you can see, it's very simple to implement HTTP authentication. Digest authentication can be implemented in much the same way.
## OAuth and OAuth 2 certification
## OAuth and OAuth 2 authentication
OAuth and OAuth 2 is currently more popular two authentication methods, but fortunately, there is a third-party library to achieve this certification, but it is realized abroad, and did not QQ, microblogging like domestic application certified integration:
OAuth and OAuth 2 are currently two of the most popular authentication methods. Fortunately, there are third-party libraries which implement this type of authentication such as the `go.auth` package available on github.
github.com/bradrydzewski/go.auth
The following code demonstrates how to put the library in order to achieve the introduction of beego OAuth authentication, an example to demonstrate GitHub here:
The code below demonstrates how to use this library to implement OAuth authentication in Beego using our Github credentials:
1. Add two routes
1. Let's add some routes
beego.RegisterController("/auth/login", &controllers.GithubController{})
beego.RegisterController("/mainpage", &controllers.PageController{})
2. Then we deal GithubController landing page:
2. Then we deal with the `GithubController` landing page:
package controllers
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ The following code demonstrates how to put the library in order to achieve the i
githubHandler.ServeHTTP(this.Ctx.ResponseWriter, this.Ctx.Request)
}
3. treatment after successful landing pages
3. Handling after a successful landing page:
package controllers
@@ -129,23 +129,25 @@ The following code demonstrates how to put the library in order to achieve the i
this.TplNames = "home.tpl"
}
The whole process is as follows, first open your browser and enter the address:
The whole process is as follows:
first open your browser and enter the address:
![](images/14.4.github.png?raw=true)
Figure 14.4 shows the home page with a log in button
Figure 14.4 shows the home page with a login button
Then click on the link following screen appears:
When clicking on the link, the following screen appears:
![](images/14.4.github2.png?raw=true)
Figure 14.5 is displayed after clicking the log in button authorization GitHub page
Figure 14.5 displayed after clicking the login button to authenticate with your GitHub credentials
Then click Authorize app will appear the following interface:
After clicking "Authorize app", the following screen appears:
![](images/14.4.github3.png?raw=true)
Figure 14.6 is displayed after log in authorization to obtain information page GitHub
Figure 14.6 authorized Github information gets displayed after the login page
## Custom authentication