It worked for me. Just create an Oauth credential at https://console.developers.google.com and add whitelist http://localhost:3000, then copy the name of the credential in src/components/SignWith.js, also remember to set up your account in cloudinary and change the data in server/app.js

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To solve this problem, I only had to do the following:

updated the assigned value of 'clientId' in SignInWith.js with a Google OAuth 2.0 token
You will need to go to https://console.developers.google.com/ to create an OAuth 2.0 token and it will look like 'YOUR_TOKEN.apps. googleusercontent.com

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Signin with Google isnt working for me as well. please help

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Guys I don't understand what they mean exactly. I can't find the url of the deploy in heroku, it is only referred to in the post of medium: https://my-medium-clone.herokuapp.com/ which is not, this url is a project made with ruby that served as inspiration for this project. If I'm wrong with this statement let me know.

I did the following:
1- I cloned the repository,
2- I installed all the dependencies
3- I changed "clientId" in SingIn.js (I created an OAuth credential in developers.google) and added http://localhost:3000 in Authorized JavaScript Sources // client side
4- I changed "cloudinary.config" (created an account in cloudinary and copied the required data) in app.js // server side

And I can run the repo locally without problems creating post and uploading images.

PS: This project is not finished, so there are some errors.

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it's depolyed on heroku. So, i just want to bring admin in life.

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i posted it as well. But couldn't get a specific reply.

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@tassawarr could you solve it? What's your specific problem. I could not find where to edit in the signin.js but I changed the Oauth.js. but still, it's not working. when I click on the button, its non-responsive.

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actually, it will take time. Because the problem is unspecified as well. So, I have to check it further. I'm trying to connect the original author of this repo.

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i am trying firebase module, let me try using it. it might work. ill update if it works

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Okay, i don't know enough about firebase and not enough experienced as well. So, thanks for your kindness.

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https://codeburst.io/build-simple-medium-com-on-node-js-and-react-js-a278c5192f47

follow this

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@BiosTEC How did you add http://localhost:3000 to your whitelist. I cannot add localhost to it. if I try to add localhost I get this error "Invalid domain: must be a top private domain" and If I try localhost:3000 I get this other error "Invalid domain: cannot contain port."

I hope any of you guys did with a solution to test the app locally.

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Guys I don't understand what they mean exactly. I can't find the url of the deploy in heroku, it is only referred to in the post of medium: https://my-medium-clone.herokuapp.com/ which is not, this url is a project made with ruby that served as inspiration for this project. If I'm wrong with this statement let me know.

I did the following:
1- I cloned the repository,
2- I installed all the dependencies
3- I changed "clientId" in SingIn.js (I created an OAuth credential in developers.google) and added http://localhost:3000 in Authorized JavaScript Sources // client side
4- I changed "cloudinary.config" (created an account in cloudinary and copied the required data) in app.js // server side

And I can run the repo locally without problems creating a post and uploading images.

PS: This project is not finished, so there are some errors.

i do persist like this, but when logging its ask old google client id

Solved, dot forget to check dist folder ad change google login id on there

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https://codeburst.io/build-simple-medium-com-on-node-js-and-react-js-a278c5192f47

follow this

the codeburst link is broken, but you can find the same article here now: https://medium.com/swlh/clone-medium-on-node-js-and-react-js-731cdfbb6878

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