⚠️ DEPRECATION NOTICE ⚠️

This example repository (storyblok-koa-oauth-example) is deprecated and no longer actively maintained.

This code was created as a specific example for the tutorial "How to Create an OAuth2 Authentication Flow with Koa" before an official Storyblok library for handling app (aka plugin) authentication existed.

Please use the official @storyblok/app-extension-auth library for implementing OAuth authentication within your Storyblok Apps. This official library provides a standardized, supported, and more robust solution designed specifically for this purpose.

• ➡️ New projects requiring Storyblok App authentication should use @storyblok/app-extension-auth.
• ➡️ Existing projects based on this example should strongly consider migrating to the official library for better support and features.

Find the official library here:

• GitHub: https://github.com/storyblok/app-extension-auth
• NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@storyblok/app-extension-auth
• Documentation: OAuth 2.0 Authorization Flow

Thank you for your understanding.

storyblok-koa-oauth-example

An example app about OAuth Storyblok integration using Koa.

Usage

Start the koa service

$ yarn start # npm run start

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