Oh Yeeeah oAuth <3

Although I like the libs your looking at it makes it rather complex for someone to add a custom provider. (Or at least based on my experimenting of the first lib)

@tankerkiller125 These libs are the most common standards in the PHP world (as they come directly from the PSR-makers / phpleague). Feel free to post alternatives.

Unfortunately it seems that the lib I used to use is no longer with in the standards. Fair enough I'm sure that we can learn how to add providers.

Also just another suggestion to the Oauth portion is that mabey we could implement a PHP server into it as well as the client (so that people wanting to make their site an Oauth provider can do so)

one thing, Google is leaving OAuth 2.0. Which does mean you can't use OAuth library with Google anymore (effective from April 20-21). I have tried to told it in another post earlier but before I describe further the issue closed.

@abmmhasan Thanks, good to know!

Here it says OAuth2 is deprecated but you can still use it: https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/auth-migration#timetable

Only OpenID2 will shut down april 20.

And it's only the early versions of oauth2 through are deprecated. The
newer (final) versions are fully supported

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Here it says OAuth2 is deprecated but you can still use it:
https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/auth-migration#timetable

Only OpenID2 will shut down april 20.

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@Dominic28 and @tankerkiller125 , if you have read the contents in that link Migrating to Google Sign-in carefully you will see they will not support it but just a backward compatibility for existing users after April 20. They have already told to migrate to Google Sign-in. Check it!

As this is too much work and I also want to slowly put this project to End Of Life it might be okay to close this ticket and just link it from the readme (maybe somebody want to fork this project and really implement OAuth2).

Did anyone manage to implement OAuth with this ?

Have or Can?