Netlify-cms-bitbucket-oauth-provider

External authentication providers were enabled in netlify-cms version 0.4.3. Check your web console to see your netlify-cms version.

netlify-cms has its own Bitbucket OAuth client. This implementation was created by reverse engineering the results of that client, so it's not necessary to reimplement client part of netlify-cms.

This is a fork of the Github oauth provider from [@vencax] (https://github.com/vencax/netlify-cms-github-oauth-provider) and modified slightly for bitbucket usage.

Bitbucket and Bitbucket Enterprise are currently supported, but as this is a general Oauth client, feel free to submit a PR to add other git hosting providers.

1) Install Locally

Install Repo Locally

git clone https://bitbucket.com/zanedev/netlify-cms-bitbucket-oauth-provider
cd netlify-cms-bitbucket-oauth-provider
npm install

Create Oauth App Information is available on the Bitbucket Developer Documentation. Fill out the fields however you like. This is where Bitbucket will send your callback after a user has authenticated, and should be https://your.server.com/callback for use with this repo.

2) Config

Auth Provider Config

Configuration is done with environment variables, which can be supplied as command line arguments, added in your app hosting interface, or loaded from a .env (dotenv) file.

Example .env file:

NODE_ENV=production
OAUTH_CLIENT_ID=f432a9casdff1e4b79c57
OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=pampadympapampadympapampadympa
REDIRECT_URL=https://your.server.com/callback
GIT_HOSTNAME=https://Bitbucket.website.com

Client ID & Client Secret (required): After registering your Oauth app, you will be able to get your client id and client secret on the next page.

Redirect URL (optional): Leave this blank for bitbucket as it will fallback to the consumer redirect url defined in your oauth consumer

Git Hostname (Optional): Not needed for bitbucket

CMS Config

You also need to add base_url to the backend section of your netlify-cms's config file. base_url is the live URL of this repo with no trailing slashes.

backend:
  name: Bitbucket
  repo: user/repo   # Path to your Bitbucket repository
  branch: master    # Branch to update
  base_url: https://your.server.com # Path to ext auth provider

3) Push

Basic instructions for pushing to heroku are available in the original blog post.

You can also use a service like Zeit Now to deploy this js oauth server for example using now command line: now -e OAUTH_CLIENT_ID={bitbucket oauth id} -e OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET={bitbucket oauth secret}