Login with Google – rtCamp’s WordPress Plugin
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I proudly contributed to the Login with Google plugin by rtCamp, a popular solution that allows WordPress users to log in securely using their Google account.
This plugin enhances both security and user experience by offering OAuth-based Google Sign-In, ideal for sites that need frictionless authentication — from blogs to enterprise WordPress installations.
🛠️ What the Plugin Does
- Implements OAuth 2.0 login via Google.
- Allows site owners to restrict access only to specific domains or Google accounts.
- Automatically creates new WordPress user accounts or maps to existing ones.
- Follows WordPress coding standards and is trusted by hundreds of sites.
✅ My Contribution
I contributed code improvements via pull request which was successfully merged into the main repository. My tasks included:
- ✅ Refactoring existing code to improve readability and maintainability.
- ✅ Ensuring security best practices while handling Google OAuth data.
- ✅ Fixing potential PHP warnings/notices and improving edge-case handling.
- ✅ Testing login flow across local and staging setups with multiple roles.
🔗 PR merged: github.com/rtCamp/login-with-google
🚀 Why It Matters
- 🧑💻 Working with a reputable WordPress company like rtCamp helped me grow as a developer by collaborating in a real-world plugin ecosystem.
- 📚 Contributing to open-source not only sharpened my technical skills but also allowed me to give back to the WordPress community.
🧠 Tech Stack Used
- PHP, WordPress Core API
- Google OAuth 2.0 integration
- Git & GitHub pull request workflow
- Code review and community contribution standards