Supported Providers

Please click the following provider icons to learn all about their API helpers.

Note: for the time being, only some Facebook helpers are available, more are coming!

Quick Example

#!php

Route::get('/', function()
{
    $google = Google::request('email');

    link_to($google, 'Sign in with Google');
});

#!php

Route::get('dashboard', function()
{
    $id = Google::id();

    $email = Google::email();
});

1. Ask the user permission to collect his eMail by clicking the link to sign in with Google
2. Grab the requested information. Note: this example assumes redirect_uri is set to dashboard, see below

Installation

Be sure minimum-stability is set to dev in your composer.json, then run:

composer require cerbero/oauth:2.1.0

Add the service provider to providers and the facades to aliases in app/config/app.php

#!php
'providers' => array(
    'Cerbero\Oauth\OauthServiceProvider',
    ...
),

...

'aliases' => array(
    'Google'   => 'Cerbero\Oauth\Facades\Google',
    'Facebook' => 'Cerbero\Oauth\Facades\Facebook',
    'Twitter'  => 'Cerbero\Oauth\Facades\Twitter',
    'Yahoo'    => 'Cerbero\Oauth\Facades\Yahoo',
    ...
),

Configuration

Create configuration files in app/config/packages/cerbero/oauth by running:

php artisan config:publish cerbero/oauth

Set where the user is redirected after the authorization request, for example dashboard, in _settings.php

#!php

'redirect_uri' => 'dashboard'

You may also choose the storage driver for tokens between redis, memcached, apc, database and file

#!php

'storage' => 'redis'

Every provider has its own configuration file, for example google.php, you can set your application keys there.