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Custom backend OAuth2 example based on AFNetworking #4
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I assume an MIT License would be enough, but I'm not a specialist
the important part is to specify 'submodules => true' in for the source key Hash
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This pull request is based on the previous one I've made, just because it was easier to add the
AFNetworkingand theAFOAuth2Clientdependencies to the example project.I only made the base of an example and it's clearly not complete. The goal is to show you how I see it, to check if I can "read in your mind"... figure of speech of course :)
I mean, check if the track I'm taking is good for you.
Before coding those few lines I was thinking about the great speech Mattt gave at NYC, and how he said it's hard but essential to keep an open source project simple and avoid taking decisions to maximize the flexibility.
Well, I have no pretention to write as beautiful lines as he does but this little digression simply helps me to explain why I implemented the OAuth2 login as an exemple and not a core method of
SDLoginViewController.Am I on the right path ?