We use Bubble.io for the frontend on our project and AWS Services fog DB and business logic. In this case, we need to Sign up and Sign in users in Cogito AWS.
The best case, which we want is:
User filed “E-mail” and “Password” fields on Bubble.io page and click the button “Sign up”;
We create a new user in AWS Cognito pool;
User logged In to Bubble.io with AWS Cognito pool permissions.
If we can’t do this, I think about another case (OAuth 2.0):
User clicks the button “Sign up” on Bubble.io page and redirects to UI AWS Cognito form;
User create an account on this form;
User redirects back to the Bubble.io with AWS Cognito pool permissions
So, I have a problem with integrating Bubble.io with AWS Cognito. You can see my Cognito AWS application settings:
Read the warning under all of your configurations in the API connector. With oAuth you need to test the API first in run mode or it’ll fail like that. i.e. with the page parameter debug_mode=true
See whether that solves your issue.
But I can tell you that I had worked with AWS Cognito on another project (not related with Bubble) and I found it to be one of the most antiquated and annoying authentication services I’ve ever used. I still have nightmares about it haha.
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Don’t know if the difference is because my client has different config for his AWS Cognito or if the protocol changed, but here are the settings that worked for me:
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