Composer上有什么好用的Oauth类库么?
要求支持各大主流三方平台的。
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或者类似的其他类库也可以。
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要求支持各大主流三方平台的。
微信
微博
QQ
支付宝
facebook
twitter
github
或者类似的其他类库也可以。
SocialiteProviders : https://github.com/SocialiteProviders

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