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hi @malcolmsparks is there some doc on how to use friend (to support openID connect for example) with yada?
Yada does do openid connect already - there's some code in the repo. It is also the subject of my next yada blog which is in the works. Happy to send you an early draft.
Haven't given much thought to integration with friend.
http://juxt.pro has been using yada's openid code for a year or so
What 3rd party provider are you needing to use?
It is fairly easy to do yourself once you have an example to copy from.
I am assuming this is the code https://github.com/juxt/yada/blob/4ead5ad46c0210cf41d664d7b408aecad26e3883/ext/oauth2/src/yada/oauth.clj
we will be using token from auth0 rather than one produced from yada but buddy seems to handle that OK (with unsign)
And a defjoke too maybe?
Let me know if you can't see a way through without mods to core yada
Keen to get a auth0 example
The manifold async chain makes it very efficient to communicate to other services