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Okta OIDC Flows PHP

This repository contains the source for the Okta OIDC PHP library that can be used to login your users using Authorization Code Flow, Authorization Code Flow with PKCE or Resource Owner Password Flow inside your PHP application.

:warning: Disclaimer: This is not an official product and does not qualify for Okta Support.

Installation

You can install this library by running the following command through Composer

Requirements

Authorization Code Flow methods

setClientId($client_id)

This method sets the client ID used for authorization code flow.

setClientSecret($client_secret)

This method sets the client secret used for authorization code flow.

setRedirectUri($redirect_uri)

This method sets the redirect uri used for authorization code flow.

setIssuer($issuer)

This method sets the issuer used for authorization code flow.

setScopes($scopes)

This method sets the scopes used for authorization code flow.

setState($state)

This method sets the state used for authorization code flow.

setNonce($nonce)

This method sets the nonce used for authorization code flow.

parseAuthCode($code, $state, $error, $full=true)

This method takes the authorization code, state, error parameters from either GET or POST in order to further process the flow. If $full is set to true, then the result will contain also the details from /introspect and /userinfo endpoint, otherwise it will return only the JWT tokens received after exchanging the code.

Authorization Code Flow with PKCE methods

setClientId($client_id)

This method sets the client ID used for authorization code flow with PKCE.

setRedirectUri($redirect_uri)

This method sets the redirect uri used for authorization code flow with PKCE.

setIssuer($issuer)

This method sets the issuer used for authorization code flow with PKCE.

setScopes($scopes)

This method sets the scopes used for authorization code flow with PKCE.

setState($state)

This method sets the state used for authorization code flow with PKCE.

setNonce($nonce)

This method sets the nonce used for authorization code flow with PKCE.

setCodeVerifier($code_verifier)

This method sets the code verifier used for authorization code flow with PKCE.

parseAuthCode($code, $state, $error, $full=true)

This method takes the authorization code, state, error parameters from either GET or POST in order to further process the flow. If $full is set to true, then the result will contain also the details from /introspect and /userinfo endpoint, otherwise it will return only the JWT tokens received after exchanging the code.

Resource Owner PAssword Flow methods

setClientId($client_id)

This method sets the client ID used for resource owner password flow.

setClientSecret($client_secret)

This method sets the client secret used for resource owner password flow.

setIssuer($issuer)

This method sets the issuer used for resource owner password flow.

setScopes($scopes)

This method sets the scopes used for resource owner password flow.

setUsername($username)

This method sets the username used for resource owner password flow.

setPassword($password)

This method sets the password used for resource owner password flow.

getTokens($full=true)

This method sends the request to the /token endpoint and retrieves the JWT tokens. If $full is set to true, then the result will contain also the details from /introspect and /userinfo endpoint, otherwise it will return only the JWT tokens received after exchanging the code.

Bugs?

If you find a bug or encounter an issue when using the library, please open an issue on GitHub here and it will be further investigated.

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