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Package laravel-schoology
Short Description A Laravel Package to allow for the development of apps on top of the Schoology platform. Built by modifying and combining these packages: aacotroneo/laravel-saml2 and schoology/schoology_php_sdk.
License MIT
Homepage http://github.com/avanderbergh/laravel-schoology
Informations about the package laravel-schoology
Laravel Schoology
A Laravel 5 package that provides an easy way to create Schoology applications using the Laravel framework. This package combines modified files from aacotroneo/laravel-saml2 and schoology/schoology_php_sdk into a new package.
Installation with Composer
Run the following command in your app's root directory .
When the installation finishes, add add the following to config/app.php
.
Once this has been added, run the command php artisan vendor:publish
to copy the settings and migrations files to your Laravel config
and database/migrations
directories.
Now run the command php artisan migrate
to create the oauth_store and schoology_users tables. These tables are used to store oauth access tokens and user information retrieved from Schoology.
Once the tables have been created, you will need to edit the config/auth.php file.
In the User Providers section, change the model
key for the users
provider to
The file should now look like this:
CSRF Token Verification Middleware
For this package to work, you will need to exclude the 'saml/' route from Laravel's CSRF verification middleware. Open app/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php
, and enter 'saml/' into the array.
The file should now look like this:
Usage
Set your application's SAML ACS URL to [yourdomain]/saml/acs
in Schoology.
Create the following keys in your .env
file:
Create a route and enter that as your App URL in the Schoology App Center. The user will be routed to this URL once they have been authenticated.
Now, to make API calls to Schoology, simply use the registered Facade for . Use the line ` to authorize. You can now make API calls using, for example, . That's it!