Matthew Zalewski

I doubt anyone has used OAuth without confusion :) I've managed to get OAuth working though, so I should be able to help out

Getting there slowly, I've got OAuth 1.0a working now. The only issue is that it requires user/browser authorization, so haven't quite figured out the best way to handle that. At...

I've added OAuth 1.0A support to my fork here: https://github.com/mzalewski/wordpress-rest-api I'm not 100% happy with it yet, but should hopefully give everyone a basic understanding of the direction I'm going....

That server-side plugin sounds interesting, would you consider that? oAuth 2.0 appears offer a few more options though - combined with the oAuth 2 plugin on WP.org (https://wp-oauth.com/knowledge-base/grant-types/), it might...

What about simply exposing a way to hook into the Auth function and passing off authentication to third-party code/modules? It could be the easiest option given the number of possible...

Fair enough - it definitely makes sense to support the official WP authentication methods out of the box. I'm happy to walk through my fork, but it's been a pretty...

Sorry if it's confusing, even I am having trouble reading what I've just written. I'll see if I can put together a diagram which should explain things more clearly

Ok great - looks like it'll be a great event :) I'll definitely put some time aside to go through it before then. On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 4:51...

Sorry - hope I'm not too late.. Here is a basic overview of the process (found on another site). The dashed lines represent server-to-server communication, and the solid lines are...

I've also updated my repository with 2 examples (examples folder) - one is an express app which will redirect the user to WP to obtain authorization, the other asks the...