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composer require kronthto/laravel-oauth2-login |
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| Latest Version: | v1.13.0 |
| PHP: | ^7.4|^8.0 |
This is a Laravel package that provides a middleware to protect routes requiring an OAuth2 login.
You could describe it as a bridge between Laravel and league/oauth2-client.
Auth/auth()$ composer require kronthto/laravel-oauth2-loginKronthto\LaravelOAuth2Login\ServiceProvider$ artisan vendor:publish --provider="Kronthto\LaravelOAuth2Login\ServiceProvider"Add the Kronthto\LaravelOAuth2Login\CheckOAuth2 middleware to the routes (-groups) you want to protect.
Bear in mind that this only ensures that some user is logged in, if you require further authorization checks those will still have to be implemented. This package stores the resource owner info as an Request-attribute to enable you to do so.
This redirects unauthenticated users. If on some routes you only want to check whether a session by this package exists (for instance to display a login/logout button in your template) use Kronthto\LaravelOAuth2Login\OnlyCheckOAuth.
It will also refresh tokens and pull up to date resource owner data, but never redirect. On failure it just doesn't set the Request attribute.
Auth guardThis is optional, as adding the middleware redirects the client anyways if not authenticated. If you want to utilize Policies however you will need to define a custom guard. A driver for it is provided by this package.
In your auth config, add the new guard like this:
'oauth2' => [
'driver' => 'oauth2', // Config: oauth2login.auth_driver_key
]
You will need to assign a higher priority to CheckOAuth2 than \Illuminate\Auth\Middleware\Authenticate, do this by overriding $middlewarePriority in your Http-Kernel.
If you want to add the middleware globally, best do it as route-middleware, in middlewareGroups.web, rather than the very global middleware array.
Please see the CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see the License File for more information.