OpenID Connect (OIDC) is an identity layer on top of OAuth 2.0. If you’ve used “Sign in with Google/Microsoft/Okta/Auth0”, you’ve already used OIDC. In modern single-page apps (SPAs), the best practice is:
- Authorization Code Flow + PKCE
- Store tokens in memory (avoid
localStoragewhen possible) - Use the provider’s well-known discovery document
- Protect routes and attach access tokens to API calls
This guide shows an end-to-end setup for both Angular and React.
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