oauth_config.rb

edit this file to contain credentials for the OAuth services you support. each entry needs a corresponding token model.

eg. :twitter => TwitterToken, :hour_feed => HourFeedToken etc.

OAUTH_CREDENTIALS={

  :twitter=>{
    :key=>"",
    :secret=>"",
    :client=>:twitter_gem, # :twitter_gem or :oauth_gem (defaults to :twitter_gem)
    :expose => false, # expose client at /oauth_consumers/twitter/client see docs
    :allow_login => true # Use :allow_login => true to allow user to login to account
  },
  :google=>{
    :key=>"",
    :secret=>"",
    :expose => false, # expose client at /oauth_consumers/google/client see docs
    :scope=>"" # see http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/faq.html#AuthScopes
  },
  :github=>{
    :key => "",
    :secret => "",
    :expose => false, # expose client at /oauth_consumers/twitter/client see docs

  },
  :facebook=>{
    :key => "",
    :secret => ""
  },
  :agree2=>{
    :key=>"",
    :secret=>""
  },
  :fireeagle=>{
    :key=>"",
    :secret=>""
  },
  :oauth2_server => {
     :key=>"",
     :secret=>"",
     :oauth_version => 2
     :options=>{ # OAuth::Consumer options
       :site=>"http://hourfeed.com" # Remember to add a site for a generic OAuth site
     }
  },
  :hour_feed=>{
    :key=>"",
    :secret=>"",
    :options=>{ # OAuth::Consumer options
      :site=>"http://hourfeed.com" # Remember to add a site for a generic OAuth site
    }
  },
  :nu_bux=>{
    :key=>"",
    :secret=>"",
    :super_class=>"OpenTransactToken",  # if a OAuth service follows a particular standard
                                        # with a token implementation you can set the superclass
                                        # to use
    :options=>{ # OAuth::Consumer options
      :site=>"http://nubux.heroku.com"
    }
  }

}