![]() Initiating User Registration via OpenID Connect. create: land user directly on a page to let them create their account, per.consent: force the consent interface even if user already consented to your application.login: force the login interface even if user is already authenticated.none: redirect back to your URI if user is already authenticated, otherwise returns an error.(default): not setting this parameter or setting an empty string is the default behaviour, and will not force any specific user interaction. prompt: forces interaction for the user to go through.This is used to mitigate cross-site request forgery attacks. You should check that the same value was returned after the user authorizes the app. state: random string generated by your application.By default, we only allow the "openid" scope to be used, as it enables OpenID Connect id_token to be returned (more details below). We recommend that you use the smallest possible scope to minimize the friction of registration for your site. scope: takes a space-delimited list of available scopes.The S256 method is the only one supported. (required): should also be present when using PKCE. For more information, please refer to the It prevents authorization codes from being stolen in transit back to your application. (required): a URL-safe base64-encoded SHA256 hash of the secret. (required): tells the authorization server where to send the user back to after they approve the request. (required): tells the authorization server that the application is initiating the authorization code flow. (required): public identifier for your application, obtained once Doximity approves your submission. Here's an overview of each parameter on the example above: &code_challenge=IoRbT8X2jffuTgXg8IVy5sAzjw-8C3a4RC1xGoaWCAY ![]() The URL should be constructed dynamically using the "authorization_endpoint" returned at Step 1 and should look similar to the following one: GET You may also adjust the width of the button to match the width of other buttons on screen, as long as the button's contents are not distorted. Parameter (described later on), and using the following graphical buttons: If you choose, you can also send users directly to the verification URL on Doximity by using the On your application, use one of the provided following graphics in order to link to Doximity: It will return a payload similar to the following one: Step 2: Redirect the user to the Doximity OAuth Dialog Your application should regularly fetch the URL below in order to download the proper URLs and settings to be used when integrating with Doximity: GET OpenID Connect Discovery, which allows for easier dynamic configuration of OAuth and OpenID libraries. Step 1: Dynamically fetch the configuration files
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