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Sure, here are the steps to integrate GitHub OAuth with Laravel using Laravel Socialite and dirushan/githublogin:

  1. Install Laravel Socialite: First, install Laravel Socialite via Composer:

  2. Create a GitHub OAuth App:

    • Go to GitHub and navigate to Settings > Developer settings > OAuth Apps.
    • Register a new OAuth application with your application's details:
      • Application Name: Your application's name.
      • Homepage URL: URL of your application.
      • Authorization callback URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000/callback
      • Note down the Client ID and Client Secret provided by GitHub.

  3. Configure Laravel Application:

    • Update your .env file with the GitHub credentials:

    • Add the GitHub configuration to config/services.php:

  4. Install dirushan/githublogin: Install the GitHub Login package via Composer:

  5. Run Database Migrations:

    Ensure this step is done to create necessary tables for user data storage.

  6. Define Route: Define a route to handle GitHub login:

  7. Set Minimum Stability: If needed, set "minimum-stability": "dev" in your composer.json to ensure compatibility with dev packages.

After completing these steps, you should be able to initiate GitHub OAuth login by accessing /github route in your Laravel application. This setup allows users to authenticate via GitHub and interact with their data through your application. Adjustments may be necessary based on Laravel version and specific package requirements.

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