I am working on integrating Web3Auth into a project & could use some advice on a specific aspect of the setup. I want to implement custom authentication logic to better align with our project requirements.
I have integrated the basic Web3Auth setup and can authenticate users through the standard providers. I need to extend this functionality to include a custom authentication provider that we have developed internally. This provider will handle additional user verification steps and provide some extra functionalities not covered by the default options.
can anyone guide me on how to incorporate a custom authentication provider with Web3Auth??
How to configure Web3Auth to recognize and interact with a custom provider.
Hi gwennadf! Thank you for reaching out to the Web3Auth community.
Integrating a custom authentication provider with Web3Auth is definitely doable, and I’m here to help you get started.
To assist the support team in providing a precise solution, it would be great if you could share the following details:
Initialization and login code snippets you’ve already implemented for basic Web3Auth setup.
Details regarding the custom provider you want to integrate.
JWKS Endpoint and a sample idToken (JWT), if using your own authentication.
Additionally, could you also specify the platform you are working on (e.g., Web, iOS, Android)? This will help tailor the assistance accordingly.
From the resources you mentioned, the guide on implementing custom authentication with a provider like TikTok can be quite insightful. Here’s a general outline of what you’ll need to do:
Set up your custom provider: Your provider should handle the authentication logic and return a token (JWT) that Web3Auth can verify.
Configure Web3Auth: You’ll need to configure Web3Auth to recognize and interact with your custom provider by specifying the verifier and adjusting the login parameters.
If you would like more detailed guidance or run into any specific issues, feel free to share the code snippets or additional contexts.
Looking forward to helping you integrate your custom authentication solution smoothly!
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Hey @leoniemeeyr,
For setting up custom authentication with a provider like Auth0, I suggest following the Web3Auth No Modal Auth0 guide. It provides detailed instructions on how to configure a custom authentication provider: Web3Auth Auth0 Guide.
Let me know if you need any further assistance while implementing this!
