google oauth - Django Rest Framework + Ember.js + rest auth -

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we're building site using ember frontend app interacts our django rest framework api backend. social authentication we're using django_rest_auth coupled django-allauth. site working, except we've run problems social authentication. our local account authentication/registration working fine.

i've made many projects use django-allauth, first time using restful authentication system. ember application able go , fetch token google fine. response like:

{     authorizationcode: "mytoken12345",      provider: "google-oauth2",      redirecturi: "http://localhost:4200/dashboard" }

i post access_token endpoint i've set according django_rest_auth docs. post /auth/google {access_token:} error returned google says "invalid credentials". how can invalid credentials after authenticating google , receiving token?

after debugging through code, found getting response https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/userinfo during complete_login function in allauth.socialaccount.providers.google.views.googleoauth2adapter class.

it's trying run https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/userinfo?access_token=mytoken12345&alt=json returning invalid credentials.

{

error: {     errors: [     {         domain: "global",         reason: "autherror",         message: "invalid credentials",         locationtype: "header",         location: "authorization"     }     ],         code: 401,         message: "invalid credentials"     }

}

i'm pretty stumped on go here. have pointers on why happening? other code/errors can give helpful?

it turned out weren't using correct token. using authorizationcode, used in request receive token.


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