The Laravel Passport compatible oauth extension.
composer require fof/passport:*This extension replaces Flagrow Passport.
To upgrade from the old extension to the new one:
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Backup your data!
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Disable the Passport extension in the admin panel.
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Run:
composer require fof/passport:*Composer should let you know that flagrow/passport has been automatically removed.
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Enable the new extension in the admin panel.
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Your existing settings will be migrated to FoF Passport automatically.
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You should be good to go! All URLs stay the same.
In the extension settings, you have to fill the following data:
| Setting | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OAuth authorization url | https://example.com/oauth/authorize |
<your laravel install>/oauth/authorize |
| OAuth token url | https://example.com/oauth/token |
<your laravel install>/oauth/token |
| Api URL providing user details when authenticated | https://example.com/api/user |
Default Laravel installs have an /api/user route, otherwise point to a route returning the current user data (protected by the passport driver) |
| OAuth application id | 1 |
The integer Client ID you've made in the Laravel app or via artisan passport:client |
| OAuth application secret | abcdefghijABCDEFGHIJabcdefghijABCDEFGHIJ |
The Client secret provided by Laravel once you created the OAuth client |
| OAuth scopes to request | Optional additional scopes to request during authorization, perhaps you want to protect the user url with a scope or add additional functionality | |
| Label for login button | Login with Example | Label to place on the login button |
| Icon for login button | far fa-id-card |
FontAwesome icon to place on the login button. List of available icons |
Hint: When creating the OAuth client in your Laravel app, don't forget to set the redirect value to <your flarum install>/auth/passport or you might encounter invalid_client errors.
An extension by FriendsOfFlarum
