Please review the changes.

https://bitbucket.org/narendravankayala/appstore-narendra/branch/IGBF-1636

Here I have used my personal Google account to create Oauth2 Client ID and Secret Keys. We need to change accordingly in settings.py if we want to use IGBs Google account

• Functional review completed with no error. Was able to set up and run database. Clicking on "login" triggered request to Google auth service, but halted due to expected OATH error:

"The redirect URI in the request, http://127.0.0.1:8000/accounts/complete/google-oauth2/, does not match the ones authorized for the OAuth client."

• I am not sure how a developer can register a redirect URL that references localhost. Srishti Tiwari found a workaround for the Cyverse integration project.

• Please submit a pull request.

Please review the changes :

https://bitbucket.org/narendravankayala/appstore-narendra/src/IGBF-1636/

I have removed generated migration files in Download and submit_app folders.

Some notes:

• There is no problem with redirecting to localhost.
• To use settings.py keys, you must open http://localhost:8000
• For test and production sites, make new keys

Merged to master branch.
To-do:

• Add documentation to Google doc referenced in the project README.md explaining how a developer can create and deploy their own client secret and key for social authentication.

Re-assigning to original developer for easier retrieval later on.

Setting up own Google Oauth Key and secret key for social authentication

1. Login into Google developer console – https://www.console.developers.google.com
2. Navigate to Credential Section in the left menu
3. Create a project (Note: it's not able to create the project with UNCC email id )
4. Give a descriptive name to the project
5. Go to OAuth Consent Screen --> Fill the "Application name" which will be displayed while users try Sign in using Google – > Save
6. Click Create the credentials --> Select OAuth Client ID
6. Select web application – > Create
7. In Authorized redirect URIs Add - http://localhost:8000/accounts/complete/google-oauth2/
If you want to test in production or test site – replace localhost with the domain name at http://yourdomainname.com/accounts/complete/google-oauth2/
Click Create
8. You will get a pop with Client ID and Client Secret – Save it or You can access through by selecting the project at any time
9. Go to Dashboard, Click ENABLE APIS AND SERVICES, and select Google+ API and Enable
10. Open the Settings.py file and paste the client id and client secret at SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_SECRET respectively
11. You're Done

Added Setting up Developers Oauth and Secret Key in Google Doc - referenced in the project README.md file