The module is a bad choice for the following reasons:

• Plack::Middleware::OAuth has not received an update in almost ten years.
• The module's POD says: "This module is still in **BETA** , DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRODUCTION!"
• The module has open issues that are ten years old. No recent issues. None of the issues have been addressed. So it is not in good working order, and not getting fixed.
• The module author hasn't posted anything to CPAN in almost eight years.

The module author tells you in the documentation not to use the module. It wouldn't be productive to try to find an author who has been absent for eight years, to ask questions or to ask for bug-fixes in a module that has been marked "beta" for a decade.

If it were me, I would investigate other OAuth modules and choose one that is actively maintained.

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