taproot/indieauth

A PSR-7-compatible implementation of the request-handling logic for IndieAuth authorization endpoints and token endpoints.

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Installation

taproot/indieauth is currently tested against and compatible with PHP 7.3, 7.4, and 8.0.

Install taproot/indieauth using composer:

composer.phar require taproot/indieauth
composer.phar install (or composer.phar update)

Versioned releases are GPG signed so you can verify that the code hasn’t been tampered with.

gpg --recv-keys 1C00430B19C6B426922FE534BEF8CE58118AD524
cd vendor/taproot/indieauth
git tag -v v0.1.0 # Replace with the version you have installed

Usage

Typical minimal usage looks something like this:

// Somewhere in your app set-up code:
$server = new Taproot\IndieAuth\Server([
	// A secret key, >= 64 characters long.
	'secret' => YOUR_APP_INDIEAUTH_SECRET,

	// A path to store token data, or an object implementing TokenStorageInterface.
	'tokenStorage' => '/../data/auth_tokens/',

	// An authentication callback function, which either returns data about the current user,
	// or redirects to/implements an authentication flow.
	'authenticationHandler' => function (ServerRequestInterface $request, string $authenticationRedirect, ?string $normalizedMeUrl) {
		// If the request is authenticated, return an array with a `me` key containing the
		// canonical URL of the currently logged-in user.
		if ($userUrl = getLoggedInUserUrl($request)) {
			return ['me' => $userUrl];
		}
		
		// Otherwise, redirect the user to a login page, ensuring that they will be redirected
		// back to the IndieAuth flow with query parameters intact once logged in.
		return new Response('302', ['Location' => 'https://example.com/login?next=' . urlencode($authenticationRedirect)]);
	}
]);

// In your authorization endpoint route:
return $server->handleAuthorizationEndpointRequest($request);

// In your token endpoint route:
return $server->handleTokenEndpointRequest($request);

// In another route (e.g. a micropub route), to authenticate the request:
// (assuming $bearerToken is a token parsed from an “Authorization: Bearer XXXXXX” header
// or access_token property from a request body)
if ($accessToken = $server->getTokenStorage()->getAccessToken($bearerToken)) {
	// Request is authenticated as $accessToken['me'], and is allowed to
	// act according to the scopes listed in $accessToken['scope'].
	$scopes = explode(' ', $accessToken['scope']);
}

Refer to the __construct documentation for further configuration options, and to the documentation for both handling methods for further documentation about them, specifically:

• Taproot\IndieAuth\Server::__construct() for detailed information about how to configure your Server instance.
• Taproot\IndieAuth\Server::handleAuthorizationEndpointRequest() for an overview of exactly what happens during an authorization request (which is the bulk of what this library is for)
• Taproot\IndieAuth\Callback\DefaultAuthorizationForm (and its associated template) for details about customising the default consent screen form.
• Taproot\IndieAuth\Callback\SingleUserPasswordAuthenticationCallback for an example of how to implement an authentication callback, and it’s corresponding template for information on customising the template.
• Taproot\IndieAuth\Storage\TokenStorageInterface for details about implementing your own token storage
• Taproot\IndieAuth\Callback\AuthorizationFormInterface for infomation about implementing your own authorization form.

Example Application

See the taproot/micropub example app for a working example of how to use taproot/indieauth.

Contributing

If you have any questions about using this library, join the indieweb chatroom and ping barnaby.

If you find a bug or problem with the library, or want to suggest a feature, please create an issue.

If discussions lead to you wanting to submit a pull request, following this process, while not required, will increase the chances of it quickly being accepted:

• Fork this repo to your own github account, and clone it to your development computer.
• Run ./run_coverage.sh and ensure that all tests pass — you’ll need XDebug for code coverage data.
• If applicable, write failing regression tests e.g. for a bug you’re fixing.
• Make your changes.
• Run ./run_coverage.sh and open docs/coverage/index.html. Make sure that the changes you made are covered by tests. taproot/indieauth had nearly 100% test coverage from version 0.1.0, and that number should never go down!
• Run ./vendor/bin/psalm and and fix any warnings it brings up.
• Install and run ./phpDocumentor.phar to regenerate the documentation if applicable.
• Push your changes and submit the PR.

Changelog

• v0.1.0 coming soon!