Authorization error
See original GitHub issueAfter adding http://localhost:8000 to “Allowed Web Origins” in the Auth0 client console I was able to test login, but then I get:
auth.js:51:
{error: "access_denied", errorDescription: "Invalid URI "undefined/users/YXV0aDB8NWE4OWI1OTMzYWZmNzMxMDEzMjUxNzY5.json?auth=undefined"", state: "5p8LD.2Jl27.2uD1ot6wdwAqCNX0j5Bq"}
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I used SPA from the beginning, the big problem was using a custom API. Only the default system API should be used it seems.
I should have mentioned in the readme that it requires the SPA auth flow. Sorry for not making that clearer!
And I misspoke about /userinfo. It returns a string access token. But the API returns a JWT access token. Why the difference… I have no idea. 🙂