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https://github.com/anurag-327/quicksign

OATUH Provider for hassle free signups across platforms
https://github.com/anurag-327/quicksign

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# Quick Sign

Welcome to the QuickSign OAuth documentation. This guide will help you integrate QuickSign's OAuth system into your applications for secure user authentication. OAuth is a widely-used protocol that allows you to grant access to your application or services without sharing credentials.

# Features

QuickSign's OAuth system offers a range of powerful features to streamline authentication and enhance the security of your applications. Explore the capabilities that make QuickSign OAuth a reliable choice for user authentication:

- **Secure User Authentication**
- **Simple Integration**
- **Access Token Management**
- **Seamless User Experience**

## Introduction to OAuth

OAuth is an open-standard protocol that enables applications to securely access resources on behalf of a user. QuickSign's OAuth system allows you to authenticate users without exposing their credentials, providing a seamless and secure user experience.

# ****Getting Started****

1. ****Registering Your Application****
1. Log in to your QuickSign account.
2. Navigate to the OAuth developer portal.
3. Create a new OAuth application by providing application details such as name, description, and redirect URI.
2. ****Obtaining OAuth Credentials****

Once you've registered your application, you will receive the following OAuth credentials:

- API Key- For Identification of application and secure communication

# ****OAuth Flow****

1. **Authorization Request**
1. Redirect users to QuickSign's authorization endpoint.
2. Users will log in to their QuickSign accounts (if not already logged in).
3. Users will grant permission to your application to access their data.
4. QuickSign will redirect the user back to your redirect URI with an authorization code.
2. **Access Token Request**
1. Exchange the authorization code for an access token by making a POST request to QuickSign's token endpoint.
2. QuickSign will respond with an access token and optionally a refresh token.

# ****Using Access Tokens****

1. ****Accessing QuickSign APIs****
1. Include the Application API KEY in the header of your API requests as a Bapi key and provide access token in body of request.
2. QuickSign will validate the token and allow access to authorized resources.
2. ****Token Expiration and Refresh****

Access tokens typically have a limited lifespan. You can use the refresh token to obtain a new access token without requiring user intervention.

# Security Practices

- Keep your OAuth credentials secure.
- Implement proper token management.
- Follow OAuth best practices for secure user authentication.

# Implementation

1. **Setting up URL to redirect to OAuth Authentication**

```jsx

Continue with QuickSign

```

1. **Redirection to URL after successful auth**

```jsx
// sample Redirection link
https://?status=true&token=****&email=****&name****
```

1. **API Endpoint for token verification**

```jsx
**https://quicksign-bq48.onrender.com/api/developers/verifyuser**
// sample fetch request
const body={
method:"post",
headers:{
"content-type":"application/json",
"api":""
},
body:JSON.stringify({token:****})
}
const response=await fetch("**https://quicksign-bq48.onrender.com/api/developers/verifyuser",body);
const data=await response.json();
```

1. **Response schema**

```jsx
**1- OK Response
{
staus:200,
user:{
name:
email:
type:user,
profile:
}
}

2-BAD RESPONSE
{
status:400|403|404|500,
message:
}**
```

## Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - QuickSign

1. What is QuickSign?

QuickSign is an OAuth 2.0 authentication and authorization platform designed to simplify user access control for applications. It provides secure authentication and authorization flows, allowing applications to protect user data and resources efficiently.

2. How do I get started with QuickSign OAuth?

To get started with QuickSign OAuth, follow these steps:
- Register your application in the QuickSign developer portal.
- Obtain your OAuth credentials (Client ID and Client Secret).
- Integrate OAuth into your application using our documentation.

3. What OAuth flows does QuickSign support?

QuickSign OAuth supports various OAuth 2.0 grant types, including:
- Authorization Code Grant
- Implicit Grant
- Client Credentials Grant
- Refresh Token Grant

4. How does QuickSign OAuth handle security?

QuickSign OAuth prioritizes security with measures such as token validation, encryption. Your users' data and resources are protected.

5. Can I customize the authentication flow for my application?

No, As of Now Quicksign has only few fixed methods availaible.

6. What is the process for managing access tokens?

QuickSign OAuth provides mechanisms for managing access tokens efficiently. Tokens have expiration times, and you can use refresh tokens to obtain new access tokens without user intervention.

7. How can I access QuickSign OAuth documentation?

You can access the QuickSign OAuth documentation by visiting [link_to_docs](link_to_docs). Our documentation provides detailed guidance on integrating OAuth into your application.

8. How can I contact QuickSign support for assistance?

If you encounter any issues or have questions about using QuickSign OAuth, please contact our support team at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

# Contact

If you encounter any issues or have questions about using QuickSign's OAuth system, please contact our support team at [email protected]