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How To Generate Facebook ClientId or Client Secret For Facebook Login In Laravel 11

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Ajay Patel

Mon , Apr 22 2024

Ajay Patel

To generate a Facebook App ID (Client ID) and App Secret (Client Secret) for use with Facebook login in Laravel using Laravel Socialite, you need to create a new Facebook App on the Facebook for Developers platform. Here's how you can do it:

  1. Create a Facebook App:

    • Go to the Facebook for Developers website: https://developers.facebook.com/
    • Click on "Get Started" and then select "Build Connected Experiences" under the "Build" section.
    • Click on "Create App" and enter the name of your app, your contact email, and select a category for your app.
    • Click on "Create App ID."

  2. Configure Your Facebook App:

    • Once your app is created, you'll be taken to the app dashboard. Go to the "Settings" tab on the left sidebar.
    • In the "Basic" settings, you'll find your App ID and App Secret. Note down these values as you'll need them in your Laravel application.

  3. Configure OAuth Redirect URI:

    • In the "Settings" tab of your Facebook App, go to the "Basic" settings.
    • Scroll down to the "Add Platform" section and select "Website."
    • Enter your website URL in the "Site URL" field. This should be the URL of your Laravel application where Facebook will redirect after authentication. (e.g., http://localhost:8000)
    • Click on "Save Changes."

  4. Add Facebook Login to Your Laravel Application:

    • Follow the steps mentioned earlier to install Laravel Socialite and configure your Laravel application with the Facebook App ID, App Secret, and redirect URL.

  5. Test Facebook Login:

    • Add a link or button in your application to initiate the Facebook login flow.
    • Click on the link/button to test the Facebook login flow in your application.

Remember to keep your App Secret secure and not expose it in your Laravel application's source code or public repositories. Use environment variables to store your App ID and App Secret in your Laravel application's .env file.


OR FOR MORE DETAIL SEE THE VEDIO ON YOUTUBE HOW TO GENERATE FACEBOOK LOGIN



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Ajay Patel

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