Hi @julian
I keep getting an Internal Error.
Oops! Looks like something went wrong!
/auth/wordpress/callback
Unexpected end of JSON input

I get the same error whether its a default or custom home page. Its a URI mismatch however the redirect URI I entered in the wp-oauth plugin is correct and had been working before.

Any ideas to the problem?

@julian Thanks for the reply. I will open up a new issue on Git, however need to have the site ready in two weeks. In the meantime I am trying to add a service-worker.js file to the root of NodeBB. I have tried setting the location in Nginx, without any luck.
Without writing a plugin is it possible and if so what is the correct method?

@kurt3rd Are you still using the PWA on your site? How do you install this as a plugin, Im a noob so pardon the questions.
Really want to provide a PWA experience to my users.
Thanks

Thanks will give this a try.
Also considering having the WP site in an iframe on my NBB homepage, then styling both to match. However, with this option, I'm not sure how best to setup SSO. Is there a way to use NBB as Login, Registration and Profile and pass the info to WP. ie using NBB as the AUTH provider?

I want to install NBB in a subfolder on the same WP server. I intend on using WP as the Auth Provider, I also intend on using NBB for comments.

• Ubuntu 18.04, 2 GB Memory / 50 GB Disk WordPress: 5.2.2, Apache: 2.4.29, MySQL server: 5.7.23, PHP: 7.2 , SSL, WP OAuth Server plugin.

1. Does anyone have the experience, knowledge of any pitfalls to watch out for with such a setup?
2. What would be the best practice folder for installation and why?
3. Can it be installed in a folder within wp-content?
4. Will the SSO throw any redirect errors or can I just add mysite.com/forum as the auths Site URL?
5. WP is using Apache, should I install NBB with Apache, or go with NGINX and leave WP using Apache?

Many Thanks

Interesting post @julian the topic is something my colleagues and I have been discussing for a while now. We feel that online communication is at a pivotal stage in its evolution. It's now obviously clear social media is not the one-size solution that everyone hoped it would be, email has its issues and instant messaging wasn't designed for deep long lasting conversations.

Re: [nodebb-plugin-sso-wordpress] Wordpress SSO
Hi @julian After much back and forth between Discourse and NodeBB we have gone with NodeBB as don't fancy messing with Ruby on Rails.
Is there a way to get the plugin to use a custom login created by ultimate member
instead of the default wp login?