I just used this project in a new site and it was broken because the wl_contacts_emails scope is missing and I forgot to add the line below in again.

const SCOPE_CONTACTS_EMAILS = 'wl.contacts_emails';

I know you have concerns about adding it because it is not officially supported and documented by Microsoft.

However, it does work and I think it's better for this library to support it rather than having to remember to add the line in again after each update to Microsoft.php or have the code fail if that scope is used.

I would really love to have some abstraction layer to extract user profile data. Almost every Oauth providers offer the ability to extract informations about the user who grant the access. These informations could be used to simplify the registration process or to increase the profile completion rate on many applications.

This feature is available on several other famous php Oauth libraries such as HWIOauthBundle (Symfony2 bundle) or PHP league oauth 2 client and IMHO it's not so hard to implement.

It would be great to being able to just call

$userData = $someService->requestUserProfile();

and then

$id = $userData->getId();
$firstName = $userData->getFirstName();
$lastName = $userData->getLastName();
//...

We need to elaborate the proper request for each oAuth provider and map the results to mach a standardized array/object response.

The stream client currently eats the response body on http errors which makes it a pretty crappy experience to debug.

My proposal would be to set the stream context to ignore errors and the http status code to check for errors in request. This would be pretty easy to implement by adding ignore_errors => true to the context http directive and by adding a check for the response using $http_response_header.

The only thing that is holding me back currently is that I don't know for sure whether all services play nice and give back a somewhat meaningful http status code when the shit hits the fan (i.e. not 200 Okily-dokily).

I have started to rewrite the client interface to use egeloen/ivory-http-adapter. The reason for this is that people could pick there own client to work with this library. One other reason is that it follows the PSR-7 specs and it allows us to fix my orinonal proposal to add the Response code #144.

All the test work as of now but I still need tot test if it really stil works with some current providers. But I would like to hear feedback.

When running a profiler on my project utilizing this library, I get the following results (only showing the worst performers)

Apparently Uri.php is taking up by far the most of the execution time of my script, which seems weird since it isn't really doing much beyond string concatenation. Any ideas?

It seems that v0.8.9 at the moment does not include all the commits on master, it has up to the "add php 7.0 to travis test matrix" (7ae55e6). We have made a hotfix for facebook as it has deprecated its version 2.2 (and removed support as of March 25th 2017), but the commit 27d23a4 already has this fix from 22 Jun 2016. Could the version be updated to include all fixes after commit 7ae55e6? Thanks a lot!

• Removes a ton of duplication in the OAuth 1 token response parsing
• Move default parsing behaviour into OAuth1\Services\AbstractService instead of repeating it in every single Subclass
• remove oauth 1 service tests which now just duplicate the parser tests

Hi,

I'm trying to use PHPoAuthLib to login using Google. Authentication works fine and I'm redirected on my callback url with a token.

Then, when I try to make a request on google's server, I got an error on this :

  $oauth->getService()->requestAccessToken($_GET['code']);

It looks like file_get_contents failed :

• lusitanian/oauth/src/OAuth/Common/Http/Client/StreamClient.php:70
• file_get_contents(https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/token): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request

Did I made a mistake ?

Why can't I access my Youtube video's with this line:

$result = json_decode( $googleService->request( 'https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/userinfo' ), true );
var_dump($result); // works
$result = json_decode( $googleService->request( 'https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/youtube' ), true );
var_dump($result); // null

It stays NULL.

I was trying to use the GitHub API to create a new service hook. But errors were getting thrown here. Even though my hook was create successfully https://github.com/Lusitanian/PHPoAuthLib/blob/master/src/OAuth/Common/Http/Client/StreamClient.php#L61

I noticed that the StreamClient was used for "backward compatibility" https://github.com/Lusitanian/PHPoAuthLib/blob/master/src/OAuth/ServiceFactory.php#L112 Using the CurlClient I didn't get any errors.

Whats the difference between the two? Is the stream client the legacy version? And should I always use curl? Or is this a bug with the stream client?

I think I am missing something, but can't quite figure it out. I can successfully request and store an OAuth1 access token and token secret. However, I cannot figure out what I am missing when trying to make a request with the stored token.

Here is my code...

      // Fetch stored access token.
      $stored_token = Token::getUserToken($service);

      $token = new StdOAuth1Token();
      $token->setAccessToken($stored_token->token);
      $token->setAccessTokenSecret($stored_token->token_secret);

      // Initialize OAuth consumer (hannesvdvreken/laravel-oauth)
      $consumer = OAuth::consumer($service);
      $consumer->getStorage()->storeAccessToken($service, $token);

      $consumer->request('API_URL_HERE');

The request returns "Failed to request resource". I know I have to be missing something obvious, but I am unsure what since this is my first time to implement OAuth.

Support for HMAC-SHA256 Fix for: #586 Magento 2

To use it, you need to overwide the following function:

class OauthClient extends AbstractService { protected function getSignatureMethod() { return 'HMAC-SHA256'; } }

The package is used in multiple library eq : oriceon/oauth-5-laravel can we please release this as we are getting this errors

OAuth\\Common\\Http\\Client\\AbstractClient::OAuth\\Common\\Http\\Client\\{closure}(): Argument #2 ($key) must be passed by reference, value given

Many providers in the example page are not working. For example: http://localhost:8000/provider/twitter.php

The following warnings/errors are outputted: Warning: require_once([MY_DIR]\PHPoAuthLib\examples\provider/bootstrap.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in[MY_DIR]\PHPoAuthLib\examples\provider\twitter.php on line 20

Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '[MY_DIR]\PHPoAuthLib\examples\provider/bootstrap.php' (include_path='.;C:/laragon/etc/php/pear') in [MY_DIR]\PHPoAuthLib\examples\provider\twitter.php on line 20

Not Working: https://github.com/daviddesberg/PHPoAuthLib/blob/master/examples/provider/twitter.php#L20 require_once __DIR__ . '/bootstrap.php';

Working: https://github.com/daviddesberg/PHPoAuthLib/blob/master/examples/provider/google.php#L10 require_once __DIR__ . '/../bootstrap.php';

It seems that "/.." is required but not used in many cases.

Hi owner,

Some API integration does not support HMAC-SHA1 anymore, is it possible to adding support HMAC-SHA256 hash?

lusitanian/oauth/src/OAuth/OAuth1/Service/AbstractService.php:277

Otherwise, after serialize/deserialize the AbstractToken is incorrectly determined to be expired when making an authentication request (ExpiredTokenException is thrown because endOfLife is null).

It looks like this was introduced by f08a062d5abe903a4092bcf92f855f6e2e7b676a