BitBucket OAuth Consumer

Mr.Hope ... 2020-1-7 About 1 min

# BitBucket OAuth Consumer

# Create a new OAuth Consumer

  • Go to Bitbucket settings - OAuth
  • Click Add consumer

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  • Set the Callback URL to your site URL (Here we take localhost:8080 for example)
  • Unselect This is a private consumer
  • Select Account - Read and Issues - Write permissions

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# Get the Client ID

Then you’ve created a new OAuth Consumer, and here is your Key (Client ID).

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# Config and start your Vssue

Copy the Client ID, and set owner and repo.

The URL pattern of bitbucket repo is https://bitbucket.org/${owner}/${repo}

Here we take https://bitbucket.org/meteorlxy/vssue-demo for example, and set the title of issue to Vssue Demo.

Then run anywhere -h localhost 8080 to serve the index.html on localhost:8080.

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# Try out Vssue locally

Vssue has already run here. Click Login to login with Bitbucket account.

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Redirect to Bitbucket Authorization page. Click Grant access to login.

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Oops, failed to load comments. Your repository should enable the Issue Tracker to make Vssue works.

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Leave a comment on this page ~

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Tips

You can go to the repository meteorlxy/vssue-demo (opens new window) to get the demo code. Check the #1 issue (opens new window) of that repository to see what happened.

Last update: January 29, 2021 07:25
Contributors: Mr.Hope