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Laravel Passport Client Credentials Control

Laravel Passport’s Client Credentials Grant is designed for machine-to-machine authentication, allowing clients to obtain an access token using their client ID and secret. However, by default, there are no restrictions on the scopes a client can request, posing a potential security risk.

This package provides a solution by enabling precise control over the scopes that each client can request.

Installation

To install the package, run:

Next, publish the configuration and migration files:

Then, apply the migration:

Usage

Creating a Controller Client

To create a client with restricted scopes, use the following command:

You will be prompted to provide a client name and specify the allowed scopes:

Once created, the client ID and secret will be displayed.

How It Works

When a controlled client is created, a new client is registered in Laravel Passport using the passport:client --client command. The allowed scopes for the client are then stored in the password_client_allowed_scopes table, ensuring that each client can only request explicitly permitted scopes.

Updating scopes for a Controller Client

To update the scopes for a client, use the following command:

You will be prompted to provide the client ID and specify the new allowed scopes:

Next, specify the new allowed scopes:

Then you will see a confirmation message:

This will result in the allowed scopes for the client being updated and scopes on issued tokens being synced.

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Requires php Version ^8.4
illuminate/contracts Version ^10.0||^11.0
laravel/passport Version ^12.4
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.16
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