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Informations about the package flarum-whoami

Whoami API by Vimar

MIT license

This extension adds a new endpoint "/api/whoami" which exposes the data of currently logged-in user. By using this route with the POST /api/token route, you can use Flarum as an identity provider for your site.

Installation

Install manually:

Updating

Tutorial for Flarum Authentication

Login

To emulate a login statement to Flarum, we just call the Flarum POST /api/token in order to crate a token for registered user:

then we store this token as a cookie (eg: flarum_token) for future use (by default an access token lasts 1 hour unless you add the remember parameter, in which case it lasts for 5 years.).

Note: To enable SSO between our website and flarum, we need to store a session_remember token as flarum_remember cookie too;

Verify logged-in user profile

Now, each time we want to know if an user is logged-in, we only need to call the following endpoint:

Logout

To logout, we need to delete our session cookie (containing access token) and eventually purge all of them on Flarum by calling

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Requires php Version ^8.0
flarum/core Version ^1.8.0
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