However, in the last step of authorizing the OHIF viewer to access user information, when I try to open the hosting URL, I receive the authorization error:
“Error 400: redirect_uri_mismatch. You can’t sign in to this app because it doesn’t comply with Google’s OAuth 2.0 policy. If you’re the app developer, register the redirect URI in the Google Cloud Console.”
We looked into this together with Deepa, and confirmed that redirect URL is configured in the OAuth client ID settings correctly, and that the consent screen has the right domain. I can’t think of a reason why this error is showing up. Maybe @wlongabaugh or @pieper have any thoughts?
I am a little surprised that https://deepa-firebase.web.app/callback appears to work? E.g. over in the sandbox, the callback is https://idc-sandbox-000.web.app/callback. But I really am ignorant on Firebase deployments. Again, screenshots of the error messages would be helpful to debug.
I looked at the URL of the page displaying this error, and it ends with ?client_id=, followed by what looks like the client ID, and that client ID was not the one that was supposed to be used by Deepa’s application. Instead, it was the ID I had in the previous revision of the OHIF configuration Gist I linked in the instructions (I now deleted that revision). Let’s see if Deepa can go over the steps again with better success, now using the correct client ID. Maybe this will help someone else, since it is not obvious how to get to the client ID used by the webapp.
Thank you @kyounis! Deepa also confirmed today she was able to complete the tutorial. Thank you very much for testing of the tutorial and help in figuring out the details. I hope this tutorial is helpful to you and other users!
