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Package oauth2-bnet
Short Description A Battle.net provider for league/oauth2-client
License MIT
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Battle.net provider for league/oauth2-client
This is a package to integrate Battle.net authentication with the OAuth2 client library by The League of Extraordinary Packages.
Currently integrated with OAuth to pull profiles from SC2 & WoW. If Diablo players submit a PR, I'd be happy to merge in changes and be inclusive :) Thanks to @TheJaydox for submitting a WoW pull!
To install, use composer:
Usage is the same as the league's OAuth client, using \Depotwarehouse\OAuth2\Client\Provider\SC2Provider
or
\Depotwarehouse\OAuth2\Client\Provider\WowProvider
as the provider.
For example:
As you can see you may pass an optional 'region' argument to the constructor, and it will then query on that region
instead. If you omit the region argument, then it will default to the us
region.
To get to know the data available on an SC2User
simply inspect the public properties of the class, as they show all the
available data that has been returned.
Alternatively, for WoW you can use \Depotwarehouse\OAuth2\Client\Provider\WowProvider
and it will return an object of
type WowUser
. A WowUser
simply contains a public $data
property with an array of character objects as stdClass
s.
There's an example JSON representation below, but I suggest you use inspection to figure out more closely what you're looking for (and maybe send a pull request with the properties you find!)
Example output (converted to JSON for display):
Testing
There is a simple scaffold for an integration test in test/
. Unfortunately, it is nontrivial to use, as
the Battle.net OAuth service requires the use of https
for all authentication traffic (but that does bode well for
security!)
Included is an SSL certificate as well as a private key for use with the domain oauth2-bnet.local
. Simply add oauth2-bnet.local
to your /etc/hosts
as an alias for localhost, and configure apache to serve the files in test/
using the certificate
and key files in test/ssl
.
Next edit test/config.php
to fill in the values for your own client key from https://dev.battle.net and you should be able
to run the test. The page should redirect you to log in, and then dump your user values to screen if successful.