Name: opauth
Owner: University of Washington Clinical Informatics Research Group
Description: Multi-provider authentication framework for PHP
Forked from: opauth/opauth
Created: 2015-08-18 18:13:48.0
Updated: 2017-04-24 23:14:47.0
Pushed: 2015-08-18 21:26:12.0
Homepage: http://opauth.org
Size: 618
Language: PHP
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Opauth is a multi-provider authentication framework for PHP, inspired by OmniAuth for Ruby.
Opauth enables PHP applications to do user authentication with ease.
Try out Opauth for yourself at http://opauth.org
Opauth provides a standardized method for PHP applications to interface with authentication providers.
Opauth as a framework provides a set of API that allows developers to create strategies that work in a predictable manner across PHP frameworks and applications.
Opauth works well with other PHP applications & frameworks. It is currently supported on:
If your PHP framework of choice is not yet listed, you can still use Opauth like you would a normal PHP component (class).
Guide on how to run the bundled example.
Set DocumentRoot of your web server to example/.
(Opauth can be instantiated in your own PHP app, but we will leave that out of this quick start guide)
Configure Opauth.
First, make a copy of opauth config's file by copying or renaming
opauth.conf.php.default to opauth.conf.php.
Open up opauth.conf.php and make the necessary changes.
Install some Opauth strategies.
Place the strategy files in lib/Opauth/Strategy/.
For this example, we recommend that you start with Opauth-Facebook:
i. Download the strategy files and place them at lib/Opauth/Strategy/Facebook/.
ii. Follow the steps at Opauth-Facebook's README to set up your Faceobok app.
iii. Add the following at opauth.conf.php under Strategy as such:
p
ategy' => array(
// Define strategies here.
'Facebook' => array(
'app_id' => 'YOUR APP ID',
'app_secret' => 'YOUR APP SECRET'
),
Finally, send user to http://localhost/facebook to authenticate.
Check out the wiki for more in-depth details, especially on how to use Opauth with your own PHP application.
A strategy is a set of instructions that interfaces with respective authentication providers and relays it back to Opauth.
Provider-specific:
| Strategy | Maintained by |
|---|---|
| fancyguy | |
| rasa | |
| arbales | |
| uzyn | |
| pocket7878 | |
| pocket7878 | |
| uzyn | |
| uzyn | |
Instagram |
muhdazrain |
| uzyn | |
| uzyn | |
| ritou | |
| uzyn | |
| 24hours | |
| dgrabla | |
| uzyn | |
| LubosRemplik | |
| dgrabla | |
| ritou |
Generic strategy: OAuth
See wiki's list of strategies for an updated list of Opauth strategies or to make requests. Refer also to strategy contribution guide if you would like to contribute a strategy.
PHP 5 (>= 5.2)
with allow_url_fopen enabled
Opauth needs your contributions, especially the following:
More strategies Refer to wiki for contribution guide and inform us when your work is ready.
Plugins for more PHP frameworks and CMSes eg. Symfony, Laravel, WordPress, Drupal, etc.
Guides & tutorials On how to implement Opauth on CakePHP app, etc.
Used Opauth in your project? Let us know!
serverPost() bug where user-supplied options were not applied correctly. (thanks @ritou #26)session_id() instead of $_SESSION (thanks @sirikkoster #20)@ for file_get_contents. (thanks @Takehiro-Adachi)mapProfile() and clientGet() for OpauthStrategy class.strategy_dir defined in config.The MIT License Copyright © 2012-2013 U-Zyn Chua (http://uzyn.com)
U-Zyn Chua is a Principal Consultant at Zynesis Consulting.