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As mentioned above, such changes lead to changing of system's behavior both on front-end and back-endend sides.
Changes on front-end | Changes on back-end |
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If login option disabled, then an appropriate button disappears from login page | If login option disabled, then endpoint for appropriate option (e.g. /api/v1/login/facebook) isn't registered, so an attempt to reach it leads to error with the message "No handler." |
Listed login options can be enabled or disabled in any combinations.
If you want to add another third-party for login flow, please, refer to the article sign in/up with social networks.
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