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Package oauth-token-encoding
Short Description Alternate Encoding for OAuth 2 Token Responses
License MIT
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OAuth 2 Token Encoder
The OAuth 2 spec specifies token responses should be JSON. However XML users will be XML users so there's a draft spec extension which defines how OAuth responses should look in XML and Form Encoded formats:
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-richer-oauth-xml-01
Installation
Usage
There's a basic Radweb\OAuthTokenEncoding\OAuthTokenEncoder class which when given an Accept header and an array representing an OAuth token, will respond with the correct Content-Type header and the correctly encoded OAuth token.
There's also adaptors for common libraries which will respond with a correct Response object:
OAuthTokenIlluminateAdaptorfor LaravelOAuthTokenSymfonyAdaptorfor SymfonyOAuthTokenPsrAdaptorfor any PSR-7 compatible libraries (although uses theZend\Diactorospackage as the implementation for the PSR-7 response)
Finally, if you're using the League\OAuth2\Server package, there's a compatible LeagueOAuthExceptionFormatter class for formatting exceptions from that library. If you're using it with Laravel, there's also LaravelOAuthExceptionHandlingMiddleware for doing that automatically.
Basic Usage
With League's OAuth 2 Server
The format returned by League\OAuth2\Server\AuthorizationServer's issueAccessToken method can be passed through to the encoder.
With Laravel / Lumen
Given an Illuminate\Http\Request object, the adaptor will check the Accept header of the request for application/json, application/xml or application/x-www-form-urlencoded. If none are found, it assumes JSON.
The response will contain the correctly encoded body, the correct Content-Type header and the Cache-Control: no-store header.
With Laravel OAuth 2 Server
The format returned by League\OAuth2\Server\AuthorizationServer's issueAccessToken method can be passed through to the encoder.
With PSR-7
To construct a response, the
zendframework/zend-diactorospackage is required.
Given a PSR-7 request, the adaptor will check the Accept header of the request for application/json, application/xml or application/x-www-form-urlencoded. If none are found, it assumes JSON.
The response will contain the correctly encoded body, the correct Content-Type header and the Cache-Control: no-store header.
Errors
If you're using Laravel OAuth 2 Server you can use the LaravelOAuthExceptionHandlingMiddleware instead of the one provided in that package.
