umbraco-auth-provider

To add an external OAuth login provider to the Umbraco backoffice, you need an authProvider extension manifest that configures the UI button and links it to your backend authentication scheme. This generates the required frontend wiring for the login flow.

Yes, you can configure auto-redirect or popup behaviors for Umbraco SSO logins by implementing a custom authProvider extension. This allows you to define specialized login button elements and trigger provider-specific behaviors for enterprise authentication scenarios.

Umbraco supports custom enterprise SSO providers in the backoffice by generating a custom authProvider extension manifest. You can configure unique button elements, icons, and metadata that align with your specific OAuth backend authentication scheme.

An authProvider extension manifest in Umbraco is a frontend configuration file that wires external login buttons to backend OAuth schemes. It defines UI elements like button styles and icons, ensuring the forProviderName matches your backend authentication configuration.

You link the frontend login button to your backend Umbraco authentication scheme by setting the forProviderName in the authProvider manifest. This ensures the generated extension UI correctly triggers the correct backend OAuth flow during backoffice login.