laravel-social-passport maintained by bigpaulie
Laravel social passport
This project is ideal for applications where the front-end is decoupled from the back-end such as vue.js, angular, cordova, etc. Providing stateless social authentication via Laravel's Passport library.
Installation
Install social passport via composer
composer require bigpaulie/laravel-social-passport
Publish package resources.
php artisan vendor:publish
Run the migrations
php artisan migrate
Supported networks
Basic usage
By using the package I assume that you've already installed and configured laravel/passport package.
At this moment I assume that your user table has a first_name and a last_name column, the migration file will automatically add a facebook_id column.
Add the FacebookPassportProvider to you config/app.php providers array
\Bigpaulie\Laravel\Social\Passport\FacebookPassportProvider::class,
Add the SocialPassport contract to your user model.
use SocialPassport;
From this moment onward you are ready to use Facebook's access token to authenticate your users.
Send a POST request to oauth/token with the following body
{
"grant_type": "facebook_login",
"client_id": "<passport_client_id>",
"client_secret": "<passport_client_secret>",
"facebook_token": "<facebook_access_token>"
}
Pay attention to the "grant_type" key
Dependencies
In order for this project to function properly some extra packages are needed.
Road map
The following features will be added in the future.
- Twitter authentication
- Github authentication
- Google authentication
- Events
Contributions
Contributions are most welcomed as long as you follow the existing code style and testing pattern.
Please feel free to fork, code and submit a pull request