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OAuth 2.0 Server Bundle

OAuth 2.0 server bundle for Symfony 2 framework

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Requirements

• PHP >= 5.4
• HHVM

Installation

Using composer

{
    "require": {
        "michalkvasnicak/oauth2-server-bundle": "*"
    }
}

Configuration

Basic configuration

These are defaults.

oauth2_server:
    access_tokens:
        lifetime: 1209600 # 14 days lifetime of token (default)

    authorization_codes:
        lifetime: 60 # 60 seconds lifetime of authorization code (used only by authorization code grant type)

    refresh_tokens:
        generate: true # generate refresh tokens (default)
        lifetime: 2678400 # 31 days lifetime of token (default)

    # www_realm returned WWW-Authenticate HTTP header if you are unauthenticated
    www_realm: 'OAuth2Server'

    # accepted token used to sign requests
    classes:
        token_type: 'OAuth2\TokenType\Bearer'

Tell the Security bundle to use this bundle

security:
    firewalls:
        o_auth2_server_token_endpoint:
            pattern: ^/auth/v2/token
            security: false

    providers:
        o_auth2_provider:
            id: o_auth2_server.user_provider

    encoders:
        OAuth2\Storage\IUser:
            algorithm: sha512
            encode_as_base64: true
            iterations: 512

Register routes

In routing.yml of your application register bundle.

o_auth2_server:
    resource: "@OAuth2ServerBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"

Storage

You can use michalkvasnicak/OAuth2ServerMongoDBBundle bundle or create own model. If you want to create own model you have to define user provider and services needed for grant types you are going to use.

# this is needed for authentication
# service has to implement Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\UserProviderInterface
oauth2_server:
    user_provider: 'service id'


# STORAGES
oauth2_server:
    storage:

        # this is needed for authentication and authorization of protected requests
        # also is used by all grant types
        # has to implement OAuth2\Storage\IAccessTokenStorage
        access_token: 'service id'


        # this is needed for client identification
        # also this is used in client credentials grant type
        # has to implement OAuth2\Storage\IClientStorage
        client: 'service id'


        # optional but if you are using authorization code grant type you have to set it
        # has to implement OAuth2\Storage\IAuthorizationCodeStorage
        authorization_code: 'service id'


        # optional but if you are using refresh token grant type or generating refresh tokens
        # you have to set it
        # has to implement OAuth2\Storage\IRefreshTokenStorage
        refresh_token: 'service id'

Grant types

There are pre-installed grant types already. To use them just enable them (by default they are all disabled).

oauth2_server:
    grant_types:
        authorization_code: false
        client_credentials: false
        implicit: true
        refresh_token: true
        resource_owner_password_credentials: true

Own grant types

You can use your own grant types too, just create services and tag them as oauth2_server.grant_type. All services has to implement OAuth2\GrantType\IGrantType.

my_custom_grant_type:
    class: My\Own\GrantType
    tags:
        - { name: o_auth2_server.grant_type }

TODO:

• Authorization endpoint