This is a sample app bootstrapped with Create React App to show how to login using Intuit's OAuth2.0 Client library.

• ⚛️ React
• Node.js 8 LTS and above
• Intuit Developer Account

$ git clone https://github.com/anilkumarbp/oauth2-react-intuit
$ cd react-oauth2-intuit
$ yarn install

Edit the .env file to add your:

• PORT:(optional) Optional port number for the app to be served
• REACT_APP_CLIENT_ID Enter your client_ID from Intuit Developer Portal
• REACT_APP_CLIENT_SECRET Enter your client_Secret from Intuit Developer Portal
• REACT_APP_ENVIRONMENT =sandbox
• REACT_APP_REDIRECT_URI http://localhost:3000/login (default)
• REACT_APP_PROXY_URL http://localhost:5000/authenticate (default)
• REACT_APP_AUTHORIZE_URL http://localhost:5000/authorizeUrl (default)
• REACT_APP_SCOPES com.intuit.quickbooks.accounting openid email phone profile (space seperated : default)
• SERVER_PORT 5000 (default)

Before you start the app , enter the Redirect URI in your app’s Keys and OAuth section under Development.

Redirect URI : http://localhost:3000/login

$ yarn start

Open http://localhost:3000 and voilà !

If you would like to test the app using https refer to the section below.

If you want your enpoints to be exposed over the internet. The easiest way to do that while you are still developing your code locally is to use ngrok.

ONLY when you have ngrok setup follow the steps below :

1. Start ngrok on the root path

$ cd oauth2-react-intuit
$ ngrok http 3000 -host-header="localhost:3000"

2. Update Redirect URI in two places :

• .env -> change the REACT_APP_REDIRECT_URI to https forwarding url from Step 1 above.
  (ex: https://d3d98c1ea00f.ngrok.io/login)
• Login to Intuit Developer Portal and update the Redirect URL for your app under Production keys

3. Run the App (in a different terminal from the root path)

$ cd oauth2-react-intuit
$ yarn start

Open the URL from ngrok which looks like https://d3d98c1ea00f.ngrok.io/ and voilà !