If you want your application to hit the big time, it's a great idea to ease the registration process by using third-party authentication. Websites all over the internet allow you to log in using accounts from other services such as Facebook or Twitter. Doing so removes hurdles to prospective users signing up for your service. Passport makes it extremely easy to do this.
Authenticating users with Twitter requires installation of TwitterStrategy from the passport-twitter package, registering a new application with Twitter, adding a couple of routes to routes/user.mjs, and making a small change in partials/header.hbs. Integrating other third-party services requires similar steps.
Registering an application with Twitter
Twitter, as with every other third-party service, uses OAuth to handle authentication. OAuth is a standard protocol through which an application or a person can authenticate with one website by using credentials...
