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Informations about the package steam-login
PHP Steam Login
This package enables you to easily log users in via Steam, using their OpenID service. However, this package does not require that you have the OpenID PHP module installed!
Note: The package can also easily be used with the Laravel 4 PHP Framework.
Installation
Begin by installing this package via Composer:
Laravel Users
If you're using the Laravel 4 PHP Framework, a service provider is available:
You now have access to the SteamLogin facade.
Usage
Before starting, please note you're unable to redirect a user to the Steam OpenID login portal. In other words, they must be able to click the link themselves.
Standalone
Ensure your script requires the Composer autoload file: require './vendor/autoload.php';
Then, use the SteamLogin class and create a new instance of it:
Once authenticated, Steam will return to your website root with attached GET parameters, which must be validated:
If everything was successful, the users Steam Community ID will be returned, or if anything went wrong an Exception will be thrown.
Laravel
You can either use blade to easily generate the login URL, or pass it through via a View Composer:
To validate the Steam Login:
Changing the return URL
The return URL must be a valid URL which contains either the http or https URI scheme.
If you want your users to be sent to a specific URL/route after login, this is easily done. Simply add the URL as a parameter in the url() method:
As a Laravel user, you may with to set a custom Config option with this URL:
Then simply access this in the url method:
To Do
- Add PHPUnit tests
- Integration with other frameworks: CodeIgniter, Symfony 2
