Relying Party Setup
FedCM Configuration
Relying Party Setup
What is this?
This is a mock implementation of a FedCM (Federated Credential Management) Relying Party that you can use for testing and development purposes. FedCM is a web standard that enables federated identity without third-party cookies.
Configuration Parameters
These settings define how your app interacts with the identity provider during authentication, allowing you to test various FedCM scenarios.
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Config URL
The URL pointing to your FedCM configuration JSON file. This URL should be publicly accessible and contain your identity provider configuration.
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Client ID
A unique identifier that your identity provider has assigned to your application. This is used to identify your application when making authentication requests.
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Nonce
A unique, random string used to prevent replay attacks. Each authentication request should use a new nonce. You can generate a new UUID v4 nonce by clicking the 'Regenerate' button.
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Context
The context in which the authentication request is being made. This helps the identity provider customize the user experience.
Continue: Continue with an existing session
Sign In: Sign in to an existing account
Sign Up: Create a new account
Use: Use an identity without creating a session
Sign In: Sign in to an existing account
Sign Up: Create a new account
Use: Use an identity without creating a session
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Login Hint
An optional hint about which account the user wishes to authenticate with. When enabled, you can provide an identifier (usually an email address) that helps pre-select the user's account.
What is this?
This is a mock implementation of a FedCM (Federated Credential Management) Relying Party that you can use for testing and development purposes. FedCM is a web standard that enables federated identity without third-party cookies.
Configuration Parameters
These settings define how your app interacts with the identity provider during authentication, allowing you to test various FedCM scenarios.
>
Config URL
The URL pointing to your FedCM configuration JSON file. This URL should be publicly accessible and contain your identity provider configuration.
>
Client ID
A unique identifier that your identity provider has assigned to your application. This is used to identify your application when making authentication requests.
>
Nonce
A unique, random string used to prevent replay attacks. Each authentication request should use a new nonce. You can generate a new UUID v4 nonce by clicking the 'Regenerate' button.
>
Context
The context in which the authentication request is being made. This helps the identity provider customize the user experience.
Continue: Continue with an existing session
Sign In: Sign in to an existing account
Sign Up: Create a new account
Use: Use an identity without creating a session
Sign In: Sign in to an existing account
Sign Up: Create a new account
Use: Use an identity without creating a session
>
Login Hint
An optional hint about which account the user wishes to authenticate with. When enabled, you can provide an identifier (usually an email address) that helps pre-select the user's account.