[POSSIBLE FEATURE] OAuth2 implementation

[panique]

Upcoming versions of php-login / HUGE will get OAuth2 support for sure. This ticket here is for collecting information, ideas etc. regarding this feature.

Interesting libs:
https://github.com/thephpleague/oauth2-client
https://github.com/artdarek/oauth-4-laravel

The Facebook OAuth2 part has been copied to a standalone script btw:
https://github.com/thephpleague/oauth2-facebook

[M0W93]

Oh Yeeeah oAuth <3

[tankerkiller125]

Although I like the libs your looking at it makes it rather complex for someone to add a custom provider. (Or at least based on my experimenting of the first lib)

[panique]

@tankerkiller125 These libs are the most common standards in the PHP world (as they come directly from the PSR-makers / phpleague). Feel free to post alternatives.

[tankerkiller125]

Unfortunately it seems that the lib I used to use is no longer with in the standards. Fair enough I'm sure that we can learn how to add providers.

[tankerkiller125]

Also just another suggestion to the Oauth portion is that mabey we could implement a PHP server into it as well as the client (so that people wanting to make their site an Oauth provider can do so)

[abmmhasan]

one thing, Google is leaving OAuth 2.0. Which does mean you can't use OAuth library with Google anymore (effective from April 20-21). I have tried to told it in another post earlier but before I describe further the issue closed.

[panique]

@abmmhasan Thanks, good to know!

[Dominic28]

Here it says OAuth2 is deprecated but you can still use it: https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/auth-migration#timetable

Only OpenID2 will shut down april 20.

[tankerkiller125]

And it's only the early versions of oauth2 through are deprecated. The
newer (final) versions are fully supported

On Thu, Apr 9, 2015, 10:55 Dominic notifications@github.com wrote:

Here it says OAuth2 is deprecated but you can still use it:
https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/auth-migration#timetable

Only OpenID2 will shut down april 20.

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[abmmhasan]

@Dominic28 and @tankerkiller125 , if you have read the contents in that link Migrating to Google Sign-in carefully you will see they will not support it but just a backward compatibility for existing users after April 20. They have already told to migrate to Google Sign-in. Check it!