PHP OPSkins OAuth

Official documentation can be found here

This library is split up into 4 classes

• OPSkinsOAuthSettings Basic settings for interfacing with OPSkins APIs, might want to override the properties in a config of your own.
• OPSkinsOAuth This is the class that interacts with all the APIs and OAuth.
• OPSkinsCurl Basic class to make curl calls easier
• OPSkinsClient Class which holds all the client variables.

I used file storage for persistent storage. You probably do not want to do this in production as you will run into race conditions. I suggest you override the following methods to use some sort of database like redis,mysql,mongo ect

OPSkinsClient

• getClientList()
• storeClient()

OPSkinsOAuth

• getAuthUrl()
• verifyReturn()

Example usage

Generate auth url and redirect the user to log in on OPSkins.

<?php

require_once 'OPSkinsOAuth.php';

$auth = new OPSkinsOAuth();

# You might want to match up $client->client_id and the users id somewhere so you whos who.
$client = $auth->createOAuthClient();

# This is the URL you will redirect the user to
$redirect_url = $auth->getAuthUrl($client);

header( "Location: $redirect_url" );

Example of what the return uri would look like

<?php

require_once 'OPSkinsOAuth.php';

$auth = new OPSkinsOAuth();
$client = $auth->verifyReturn($_GET['state'], $_GET['code']);
$auth->getBearerToken($client);

# below is not needed but shows that the user is now authed and you have access to their scopes.
var_dump($auth->testAuthed($client));