@tpointurier/ally-patreon

@tpointurier/ally-patreon is a patreon driver for AdonisJS Ally.

Getting Started

This package is available in the npm registry.

npm install @tpointurier/ally-patreon

Next, configure the package by running the followind command.

node ace configure @tpointurier/ally-patreon

Alternatively, you can use a single command to install and configure the package:

node ace add @tpointurier/ally-patreon

Then register the service inside the configuration file config/ally.ts.

import { patreon } from '@tpointurier/ally-patreon'

const allyConfig: AllyConfig = {
  patreon: patreon({
    clientId: env.get('PATREON_CLIENT_ID'),
    clientSecret: env.get('PATREON_CLIENT_SECRET'),
    callbackUrl: env.get('PATREON_CALLBACK_URL'),
    scopes: ['openid', 'profile', 'email'],
  }),
}

Available Scopes

Patreon OAuth2 supports various scopes that you can use to request different levels of access. Here are some commonly used scopes:

• identity: Provides read access to data about the user. See the /identity endpoint documentation for details about what data is available.
• identity[email]: Provides read access to the user’s email.
• identity.memberships: Provides read access to the user’s memberships.
• campaigns: Provides read access to basic campaign data. See the /campaign endpoint documentation for details about what data is available.
• w:campaigns.webhook: Provides read, write, update, and delete access to the campaign’s webhooks created by the client.
• campaigns.members: Provides read access to data about a campaign’s members. See the /members endpoint documentation for details about what data is available. Also allows the same information to be sent via webhooks created by your client.
• campaigns.members[email]: Provides read access to the member’s email. Also allows the same information to be sent via webhooks created by your client.
• campaigns.members.address: Provides read access to the member’s address, if an address was collected in the pledge flow. Also allows the same information to be sent via webhooks created by your client.
• campaigns.posts: Provides read access to the posts on a campaign.

You can add these scopes to the configuration like this:

scopes: ['identity', 'identity[email]']

For a complete list of available scopes, please refer to the Patreon permissions reference.