Trikoder OAuth 2 Bundle

Symfony bundle which provides OAuth 2.0 authorization/resource server capabilities. The authorization and resource server actors are implemented using the thephpleague/oauth2-server library.

Important notes

This bundle provides the "glue" between thephpleague/oauth2-server library and Symfony. It implements thephpleague/oauth2-server library in a way specified by its official documentation. For implementation into Symfony project, please see bundle documentation and official Symfony security documentation.

Status

This package is currently in the active development.

Features

• API endpoint for client authorization and token issuing
• Configurable client and token persistance (includes Doctrine support)
• Integration with Symfony's Security layer

Requirements

• PHP 7.2 or greater
• Symfony 4.4 or Symfony 5.x

Installation

1. Require the bundle and a PSR 7/17 implementation with Composer:

   composer require trikoder/oauth2-bundle nyholm/psr7

   If your project is managed using Symfony Flex, the rest of the steps are not required. Just follow the post-installation instructions instead! 🎉

   NOTE: This bundle requires a PSR 7/17 implementation to operate. We recommend that you use nyholm/psr7. Check out this document if you wish to use a different implementation.

2. Create the bundle configuration file under config/packages/trikoder_oauth2.yaml. Here is a reference configuration file:

   trikoder_oauth2:
       authorization_server: # Required
   
           # Full path to the private key file.
           # How to generate a private key: https://oauth2.thephpleague.com/installation/#generating-public-and-private-keys
           private_key:          ~ # Required, Example: /var/oauth/private.key
   
           # Passphrase of the private key, if any
           private_key_passphrase: null
   
           # The plain string or the ascii safe string used to create a Defuse\Crypto\Key to be used as an encryption key.
           # How to generate an encryption key: https://oauth2.thephpleague.com/installation/#string-password
           encryption_key:       ~ # Required
   
           # The type of value of 'encryption_key'
           encryption_key_type:  plain # One of "plain"; "defuse"
   
           # How long the issued access token should be valid for.
           # The value should be a valid interval: http://php.net/manual/en/dateinterval.construct.php#refsect1-dateinterval.construct-parameters
           access_token_ttl:     PT1H
   
           # How long the issued refresh token should be valid for.
           # The value should be a valid interval: http://php.net/manual/en/dateinterval.construct.php#refsect1-dateinterval.construct-parameters
           refresh_token_ttl:    P1M
   
           # How long the issued auth code should be valid for.
           # The value should be a valid interval: http://php.net/manual/en/dateinterval.construct.php#refsect1-dateinterval.construct-parameters
           auth_code_ttl:        PT10M
   
           # Whether to enable the client credentials grant
           enable_client_credentials_grant: true
   
           # Whether to enable the password grant
           enable_password_grant: true
   
           # Whether to enable the refresh token grant
           enable_refresh_token_grant: true
   
           # Whether to enable the authorization code grant
           enable_auth_code_grant: true
   
           # Whether to require code challenge for public clients for the auth code grant
           require_code_challenge_for_public_clients: true
   
           # Whether to enable the implicit grant
           enable_implicit_grant: true
       resource_server:      # Required
   
           # Full path to the public key file
           # How to generate a public key: https://oauth2.thephpleague.com/installation/#generating-public-and-private-keys
           public_key:           ~ # Required, Example: /var/oauth/public.key
   
       # Scopes that you wish to utilize in your application.
       # This should be a simple array of strings.
       scopes:               []
   
       # Configures different persistence methods that can be used by the bundle for saving client and token data.
       # Only one persistence method can be configured at a time.
       persistence:          # Required
           doctrine:
   
               # Name of the entity manager that you wish to use for managing clients and tokens.
               entity_manager:       default
           in_memory:            ~
   
       # The priority of the event listener that converts an Exception to a Response
       exception_event_listener_priority: 10
   
       # Set a custom prefix that replaces the default 'ROLE_OAUTH2_' role prefix
       role_prefix:          ROLE_OAUTH2_

3. Enable the bundle in config/bundles.php by adding it to the array:

   Trikoder\Bundle\OAuth2Bundle\TrikoderOAuth2Bundle::class => ['all' => true]

4. Update the database so bundle entities can be persisted using Doctrine:

   bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force

5. Import the routes inside your config/routes.yaml file:

   oauth2:
       resource: '@TrikoderOAuth2Bundle/Resources/config/routes.xml'

You can verify that everything is working by issuing a POST request to the /token endpoint.

❮ NOTE ❯ It is recommended to control the access to the authorization endpoint so that only logged in users can approve authorization requests. You should review your security.yml file. Here is a sample configuration:

security:
    access_control:
        - { path: ^/authorize, roles: IS_AUTHENTICATED_REMEMBERED }

Configuration

• Basic setup
• Controlling token scopes
• Password grant handling
• Implementing custom grant type

Development

Docker 18.03+ and Docker Compose 1.13+ are required for the development environment.

Building the environment

Make sure your Docker images are all built and up-to-date using the following command:

dev/bin/docker-compose build

NOTE: You can target a different version of PHP during development by appending the --build-arg PHP_VERSION=<version> argument.

After that, install all the needed packages required to develop the project:

dev/bin/php composer install

Testing

You can run the test suite using the following command:

dev/bin/php-test composer test

Debugging

You can run the debugger using the following command:

dev/bin/php-debug vendor/bin/phpunit

Make sure your IDE is setup properly, for more information check out the dedicated documentation.

Code linting

This bundle enforces the PSR-2 and Symfony code standards during development using the PHP CS Fixer utility. Before committing any code, you can run the utility so it can fix any potential rule violations for you:

dev/bin/php composer lint

Changes

All the package releases are recorded in the CHANGELOG file.

Reporting issues

Use the issue tracker to report any issues you might have.

License

See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (MIT).