Settings

The settings page allows you to customize & edit your website's functionality. For example, add your own authentication.

Authentication

The authentication section allows you to customize the authentication page the users see, the style of this page will always be the same, this is due to that Discord is hosting it. However, we allow you to change the application that is used to authenticate the user, this means the profile image and name are from your application.

To allow people to authenticate on your website you will have to supply two values, a client ID and a client Secret, you can obtain these by going to the Discord developer portal.

Client ID

Navigate to the applications tab, and select the application you want to use.

The application you're using doesn't have to be the bot you added bot BotWiz!

After navigating to your application, go to the OAuth2 tab and copy the client ID.

Now that we have the client ID we can paste it into our client ID field.

Client Secret

Navigate back to the OAuth2 tab on the Discord developer portal and reset / copy your client secret.

Now paste this secret into the client secret field on DasWiz.

Redirects

The last step to getting your authentication working is adding your redirects on the Discord developer portal. First navigate back to the DashWiz settings tab and copy the links below the "Discord Developer Portal" section.

To be safe add all the links, but you only have to add the one your users will use. This does mean that even though DashWiz always adds BOT_ID.dashwiz.dev as a option for your users to get to your website, you don't have to add this one if you're using a custom domain.

Now go back to the Discord developer portal and add the 2 redirects to the Redirects section! (Don't forget to save)

And now you're done, your custom authentication should be working like expected!

This page is still being worked on, come back later for more settings!

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