Torus OpenLogin LoginConfig for Social Logins doesn't allow me to remove twitter from modal

[clemens]

Hi,

I was recently playing around with the OpenLogin LoginConfigs (Initialization | Documentation) and tried removing all social logins to only have Google and Email showing.

It worked great for all social to classify showOnModal = false. However, when I also did this for twitter, it didn’t change anything. The Twitter login always remained. Do you know if I need to change something else. I tried turning all configs for twitter to false but it still showed.

Let me know if you need more information.
Thanks guys!

[naveed]

@clemens

It worked great for all social to classify showOnModal = false. However, when I also did this for twitter, it didn’t change anything. The Twitter login always remained. Do you know if I need to change something else. I tried turning all configs for twitter to false but it still showed.

Hi there could you provide more information about the sdk that you’re using?

[clemens]

Hi naveed,

Thanks for your response!

I stand corrected from my initial link to the documentation. It is actually about the Torus embed SDK. The issues seem to stem from @toruslabs/torus-embed where we are trying to specify the loginConfic argument in the init function. We are running "@toruslabs/torus-embed": "^1.36.5",

Let me know if you need more information.
Best C

[clemens]

Below how I am currently trying to implement it. Maybe you have a proposition how to differently do it:

        await torus.init({
          showTorusButton: false,
          whiteLabel,
          loginConfig: {
            twitter: {
              name: 'twitter',
              typeOfLogin: 'twitter',
              showOnModal: false,
            },
            facebook: {
              name: 'facebook',
              typeOfLogin: 'facebook',
              showOnModal: false,
            },
            discord: {
              name: 'discord',
              typeOfLogin: 'discord',
              showOnModal: false,
            }
          },

          network: {
            host: networkConfigTorus(),
          },
        });

It works fine for all other social logins that I am trying to remove. Somehow only Twitter is resistant to being removed.

[clemens]

@naveed Do you have any recommendations for this? Still an issue