Enable your Webflow users to log in with Google using Xano (OAuth2)

Enable your Webflow users to log in using Google. This video will review OAuth2, which is the mechanism used to enable authentication with a third-party service, how you can use the no-code backend Xano to enable your users to sign in with Google, and finally, how to bring it all together using JavaScript and Webflow. This tutorial covers Google specifically, but you can use Xano to enable OAuth2 for services like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Auth0 and more. Once that's done you can use the Javascript below to connect Webflow to any service OAuth service. SHOUT-OUT to our customer Sina Azizi for creating the foundation and impetus for this tutorial. OAuth JavaScript for Webflow https://go.xano.co/3v6GBn6 Related Xano/Webflow Videos How to display data from external API in Webflow Part 1: Displaying a list of data    • How to display data from external API in W...   Part 3: Display a single item from a list of data    • How to display data from external API in W...   Part 3: Filtering the list of data    • How to display data from external API in W...   Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 1:00 - What is Xano 1:36 - What is OAuth2? 7:20 - Backend set up in Xano 9:29 - Setting up Google 12:10 - Explainer of the OAuth2 API Endpoints 13:05 - Webflow set up 16:45 - JavaScript set up 20:10 - Update Google with redirect URI and JavaScript explanation 27:47 - See it working Vist Xano - The Fastest No Code Backend Dev Platform https://go.xano.co/3H1TIsc Twitter   / nocodebackend   Subscribe to Xano's Channel for Weekly New Content    / nocodebackend