Dribbble signs users in with their Dribbble account, which suits hiring products, portfolio tools, and design communities.
Copy the redirect URI
In the Authdog console, select the project and environment, open Authentication > Providers, find Dribbble, and click Enable. Copy the redirect URI shown in the form:
https://identity.authdog.com/api/v1/callback/<connectionId>Create the application
- Open Dribbble's developer applications page.
- Register an application with a name, description, and website.
- Under Callback URL, paste the redirect URI from Authdog.
- Save, then copy the Client ID and Client Secret.
Configure Authdog
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Client ID | The client identifier from the provider |
| Client Secret | The client secret from the provider |
Save, then toggle the connection active.
What Dribbble returns
Authdog requests the public scope and reads the profile from https://api.dribbble.com/v2/user.
The user endpoint returns the id, name, login, avatar, and — for the authenticated user — the account email.
If the account withholds its email, users who arrive through it have a display name and an identifier only. Pair it with a method that collects one, or ask for an email after the first sign-in.
Test it
- Open your environment's hosted sign-in page, or link to
https://identity.authdog.com/api/v1/signin/<connectionId>. - Select the Dribbble button and complete the flow.
- Confirm the user appears under Users in the console with a Dribbble identity linked.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Cause |
|---|---|
invalid_grant |
The callback URL does not match the registered one |
| Redirect or callback URL error | The URI registered with the provider does not match Authdog's exactly |
| Works in one environment only | Each environment has its own connectionId, and so its own redirect URI to register |
Related
| Read | To learn how to |
|---|---|
| Connectors | Set up any other social provider |