Configure whether end users can sign in to your app with a social identity provider, such as Google, Microsoft, Facebook, or Apple. This is the CLI equivalent of toggling social login options in your app’s authentication settings.
This command updates your local auth config file. To apply the change to your deployed app, run auth push or deploy.
Usage
Enable a social login provider:
base44 auth social-login google enable
base44 auth social-login google enable --client-id < id > --client-secret < secret >
base44 auth social-login microsoft disable
Arguments
| Argument | Description | Required |
|---|
<provider> | Social login provider: google, microsoft, facebook, or apple | Yes |
<enable|disable> | Whether to enable or disable the provider | Yes |
If disabling a provider would leave your app with no active login methods, the command warns that users will be locked out. Enable an alternative login method before disabling the last one.
Flags
The following flags configure custom OAuth credentials. They are currently supported for Google only. Other providers use Base44-managed credentials.
| Flag | Description |
|---|
--client-id <id> | Custom OAuth client ID. |
--client-secret <secret> | Custom OAuth client secret. |
--client-secret-stdin | Read the client secret from stdin. |
--env-file <path> | Read the client secret from a .env file. The file must contain a google_oauth_client_secret key. |
See also
