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base44 auth social-login

Enable or disable social login providers for your app (Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple). Auth config changes are local until you run base44 auth push or base44 deploy.

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Syntax

npx base44 auth social-login <provider> <action> [options]

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Arguments

ArgumentDescriptionRequired
<provider>Social login provider: google, microsoft, facebook, appleYes
<action>enable or disableYes

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Options

OptionDescriptionRequired
--client-id <id>Custom OAuth client ID (Google only)No
--client-secret <secret>Custom OAuth client secret (Google only)No
--client-secret-stdinRead client secret from stdin (Google only)No
--env-file <path>Read client secret from a .env file using key google_oauth_client_secret (Google only)No
Custom OAuth options (--client-id, --client-secret, --client-secret-stdin, --env-file) are only supported for Google. For other providers, enable/disable without any options.

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Examples

# Enable Google login (using Base44's default OAuth)
npx base44 auth social-login google enable

# Enable Google login with your own OAuth app (custom credentials)
npx base44 auth social-login google enable --client-id my-client-id --client-secret my-secret

# Enable Google login with secret from stdin
echo "my-secret" | npx base44 auth social-login google enable --client-id my-client-id --client-secret-stdin

# Enable Google login with credentials from a .env file
npx base44 auth social-login google enable --client-id my-client-id --env-file .env.production

# Enable Microsoft login
npx base44 auth social-login microsoft enable

# Disable Facebook login
npx base44 auth social-login facebook disable

# Enable Apple login
npx base44 auth social-login apple enable

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Notes

  • Changes are written to the local base44/auth/ config. Run npx base44 auth push or npx base44 deploy to apply them.
  • SSO and social login are mutually exclusive — enabling social login disables any active SSO configuration in the local auth config (and vice versa).
  • Disabling the last active login method will warn that users will be locked out.
  • When using custom OAuth for Google: --client-id is required whenever any secret option is passed.
  • The client secret is saved to Base44’s secrets store; the client ID is stored in the local auth config.
  • If you set a custom client ID without providing a secret now, push the secret later: npx base44 secrets set --env-file <path>
CommandDescription
base44 auth password-loginEnable or disable username & password authentication
base44 auth ssoConfigure SSO identity provider
base44 auth pushPush local auth config to Base44
base44 auth pullPull auth config from Base44