FoF passport, the Laravel passport oauth extension

User78 I am getting this as well, but to elaborate a bit more on my current issue:

I am attempting to use this with Phabricator, since it provides an OAuth Server (as per their documentation, which doesn't actually mention any scopes). I've managed to pin-point my specific issue down to src/Controllers/PassportController.phpon line 88, where $user->getId() is returning null, because the response it is getting is:

object(Flagrow\Passport\ResourceOwner)#781 (1) { ["response":"Flagrow\Passport\ResourceOwner":private]=> array(3) { ["result"]=> NULL ["error_code"]=> string(19) "ERR-INVALID-SESSION" ["error_info"]=> string(27) "Session key is not present." } }

This seems like a fairly common issue when I searched for it in conjunction with Phabricator. After digging through the code, I'm not actually sure it's being passed the access_token, or if it is then it's failing to get the user and attempts session-based auth instead of token-based auth to perform the conduit API call and load the user, presumably because Phabricator is likely using Conduit internally in the user.whoami endpoint.

Some of the scopes I'm passing, though I'm not entirely sure how many of them (if any) work: user.username,user.userName,email.address,user.realName,user.id

I know this extension is not at all intended / designed to work with Phabricator, but the last time I wrote anything in PHP was like...8 years ago at the least, the likes of oauth2-phabricator are pretty dead, etc. so if there are any details I could provide to @luceos to enable the use of this extension with Phabricator, I'd be happy to provide it (I'm on the Flarum Discord server, so I am readily accessible).

luceos I was under the impression it was compatible with OAuth2 servers, as per the description:

The OAuth2 (and Laravel passport) compatible oauth extension

If it's sole intent is to work with Laravel Passport, then it should just be the "The Laravel Passport-compatible OAuth extension". Seeing as Phabricator provides an OAuth2 Server, seemed like it would be at least possible to utilize this extension. Guess I'll just need to fumble through the Flarum docs and write an extension.

So just a follow up, I got this working as a result of...

1. getResourceOwnerDetailsUrl Change

The getResourceOwnerDetailsUrl function needed to be changed from:

return $this->settings->get('flagrow.passport.app_user_url');

to the following:

return $this->settings->get('flagrow.passport.app_user_url')."?access_token=".((string) $token->getToken());

If there is any possibility of getting an upstream option in your project to pass optional params with a replacer for it, that'd be amazing.

2. Added a result private variable to ResourceOwner

I added:

private $result as a variable, added the following in the constructor:

$this->result = $response["result"];

3. Change ResourceOwner getValueByKey function calls

Phabricator returns user info as a "results" array which has:

• phid instead of id
• primaryEmail instead of email
• userName instead of name

Additionally needed to change $this->response to $this->result

Is there any remote possibility of expanding your extension to support further configuration options such as the above (or handling their cases)? I'd prefer to not have to maintain a fork, but happy to do so if you have no desire to expand your extension to handle the cases above.

jordanjay29 I mean source of sso with Laravel.

^^