fuzz/laravel-oauth

auth

Laravel OAuth

An OAuth wrapper to bridge lucadegasperi/oauth2-server-laravel and Laravel's authentication system while providing optional support for fuzz/magic-box repositories, _(*1)

Setup

1. Require the composer package
2. Set up your project AuthServiceProvider to extend Fuzz\Auth\Providers\AuthServiceProvider
3. Follow instructions in lucadegasperi/oauth2-server-laravel to set it up.

4. Configure the grant_types array in config/oauth2.php to use the Fuzz grants (or extend/create your own), _(*2)

   'grant_types'             => [
       'password' => [
           'class' => \Fuzz\Auth\OAuth\Grants\PasswordGrant::class,
           'callback' => '\Fuzz\Auth\OAuth\Grants\PasswordGrantVerifier@verify',
           'access_token_ttl' => 7600,
       ],
       'refresh_token' => [
           'class' => \Fuzz\Auth\OAuth\Grants\RefreshTokenGrant::class,
           'access_token_ttl' => 7600,
           'refresh_token_ttl' => 14600,
       ],
   ],
   

5. Set up config/auth.php, _(*3)

   Set the default guard to api, _(*4)

   'defaults' => [
       'guard' => 'api',
       'passwords' => 'users',
   ],
   

   Set the api guard to use \Fuzz\Auth\Guards\OAuthGuard::class as its driver, _(*5)

   'api' => [
       'driver' => \Fuzz\Auth\Guards\OAuthGuard::class,
       'provider' => 'users',
   ],
   

   Set Laravel to use the oauth user provider and set your project's User class, _(*6)

   'providers' => [
       'users' => [
           'driver' => 'oauth',
           'model' => \App\User::class,
           'token_key' => 'access_token',
       ],
   ],
   

6. Create app/Http/Middleware/OAuthMiddleware.php and extend Fuzz\Auth\Middleware\OAuthenticateMiddleware. Add it to the $routeMiddleware array in `app/Http/Kernel.php, _(*7)

7. Your User class should implement the Fuzz\Auth\Models\AgentInterface and Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\Authenticatable and their required methods

Usage

Protecting routes

Routes that require authentication can now be protected with the auth middleware:, _(*8)

$router->group(
    ['middleware' => 'auth'], function (Router $router) {
        $router->get('locations', 'LocationsController@index');
});

Within any authenticated route, you can use all the default Laravel Auth methods such as Auth::user() to resolve the currently authenticated user. lucadegasperi/oauth2-server-laravel provides a way to protect routes based on scope, but you can also use Fuzz\Auth\Policies\RepositoryModelPolicy@requireScopes to throw League\OAuth2\Server\Exception\AccessDeniedException exceptions when a user does not have the required scopes., _(*9)

Protecting resources

Laravel OAuth comes with a base Fuzz\Auth\Policies\RepositoryModelPolicy but you may create your own (implementing the Fuzz\Auth\Policies\RepositoryModelPolicyInterface might be helpful). Extending Fuzz\Auth\Policies\RepositoryModelPolicy will provide some base methods to ease writing policies for repositories., _(*10)

Once a policy is set up and mapped to its model class, you may use it to check user permissions according to your policy:, _(*11)

 if (policy(ModelClass::class)->index($user, $postRepository)) {
        // Index stuff
 }

Resolving the current user

All of Laravel's Auth methods will work, so resolving the current user is as simple as $user = Auth::user(). https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/authentication., _(*12)

Auth will use your default guard unless specified. A typical guard set up for an OAuth specced API would be having one for users accessing via a client and another for client-only requests. Currently there is only Fuzz\Auth\Guards\OAuthGuard which is responsible for resolving the user for a request., _(*13)

TODOs

1. Separate fuzz/laravel-oauth from fuzz/magic-box
2. Support client requests in their own guard and be compatible with the current user OAuthGuard