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Informations about the package saml

SAML Helper

A package to help with integrating with a SAML SSO.

Example Usage

All of the examples require first creating the SAML "client" which has all of the settings. One must create it like so:

I know that seems a bit long-winded, but the client requires a lot of settings to be configured, and I prefer this over expecting the developer to just pass in an array of key/value pairs and expecting them to know what keys they need to set etc.

Once you have the SAML client, you can use it for handling all the requests/responses like so:

Send the user with a signed SAML request to the SSO to log in and then get redirected back to our site with their information:

Then use the client to handle the response from the SSO logging in and redirecting back to our site with the user's details:

Use the client to send a logout request to the SSO:

Handle the response from the SSO for that logout request:

All versions of saml with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=8.0.0
onelogin/php-saml Version ^4.0
ext-dom Version *
ext-xml Version *
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