Create and configure your Google OAuth client id
1: Navigate to APIs & Services > Credentials > OAuth client
Navigate to the Google OAuth credentials > OAuth client page
2: Select "Web application"
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3: Enter a client name in the name field
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4: Enter your domain in the "Authorized JavaScript origins" field
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If you're running your app on a development server, you can enter your localhost domain instead of a production domain (for example, if your development server is running at http://localhost:5000).
5: Click the "Create" button
6: Copy your Google client id
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7: Paste your Google client-id into UserKit Authentication settings
In your UserKit account, navigate to Settings > Authentication*
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Then paste your Google client-id in the Client id field.
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