php oauth v1.0 Detailed explanation of client and server processes and implementation_PHP tutorial

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php oauth client and server process and implementation

Introduction:

1. Mainly used for third parties to obtain user resources. Commonly used for third-party login authorization to obtain user information

2. It is a protocol RFC-5849 (not a software or service)

3. Authentication + Authorization


Flow chart:

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Client and server implementation:

1. From the flow chart, we can see that the following steps are required
0. Obtain the user Key and Secret (outside the flow chart) [server/create_consumer.php]
1. Get Request Token and Request Secret [client/get_request_token.php] 2. Return Request Token and Request Secret [server/request_token.php] 3. Redirect the authorization page——" 【server/authorize.php】 4. User authorization callback ——| 5. Obtain Access Token and Access Secret [client/get_access_token.php] 6. Return Access Token and Access Secret [server/access_token.php] 7. Call api (outside the flow chart) [client/get_api.php] 8. Return the data obtained by the api (outside the flow chart) [server/api.php]

Code directory structure


2. Code implementation process

0: server/create_consumer.phpThe client generates consumer key and consumer secret

<?php

echo 'Consumer key: ' . sha1(OAuthProvider::generateToken(40));
echo '<br/>';
echo 'Consumer secret: ' . sha1(OAuthProvider::generateToken(40));
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OAuthProvider: OAuth provider class


generateToken: Generate a random token

The generateToken function requires pay attention to performanceWe pay attention to the performance difference between the second parameter dev/random and dev/urandom. There is no detailed explanation here. Please tune it according to your own project

For specific performance information, please refer to: /dev/random One reason why Mcrypt responds slowly


sha1: Generate signature using HMAC-SHA1 algorithm

Baidu: OAuth requests can use HMAC-SHA1 or MD5 algorithms to generate signatures.

Sina Weibo: OAuth requests use the HMAC-SHA1 algorithm to generate signatures

Kaixin.com: Signature method, currently only supports HMAC-SHA1


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1: client/get_request_token.php gets Request Token and Request Secret

<?php

$consumer_key = '2b4e141bf09beecdeb3479cd106038100febf399';
$consumer_secret = 'fab40ca819c25d5fb4abf3e7cae8da5c25b67d05';

$request_url = 'http://localhost/test/server/request_token.php';//获取服务器request_token地址
$callback_url = 'http://localhost/test/client/get_access_token.php';//回调本地地址
$authorize_url = 'http://localhost/test/server/authorize.php';//服务端授权验证地址

$oauth = new OAuth($consumer_key, $consumer_secret);

//获取到
//oauth_token指的是request_token
//oauth_token_secret指的是request_secret
//scope 申请权限所需参数 all或无此参数默认是所有权限
$token_info = $oauth->getRequestToken($request_url . '?callback_url=' . $callback_url . '&scope=all');

session_start();
$_SESSION['oauth_token_secret'] = $tokenInfo['oauth_token_secret'];

//此时重定向到服务端授权并显示给用户
header('Location: '.$authorize_url.'?oauth_token=' . $token_info['oauth_token']);
?>
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We will pass the above code

getRequestToken($request_url . '?callback_url=' . $callback_url . '&scope=all') runs the server code

2:server/request_token.php Return request_token

<?php

$oauth_token = sha1(OAuthProvider::generateToken(40));
$oauth_token_secret = sha1(OAuthProvider::generateToken(40));

//oauth_callback_confirmed:对oauth_callback的确认信号 (true/false)
echo "oauth_token=$oauth_token&oauth_token_secret=$oauth_token_secret&oauth_callback_confirmed=true";
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Obtain $oauth_token, $oauth_token_secret and oauth_callback_confirmed

through code 1 in 2

then redirect to 3

3:server/authorize.php

Authorization verification This should require the user to enter their account and password before calling back. For the most basic implementation of the code, I omitted the default authorization between users

<?php

$callback_url = 'http://localhost/test/client/get_access_token.php';//回调本地地址
header('location: '.$callback_url.'?oauth_token=' . $_REQUEST['oauth_token']);
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The verification here is simple. By default, the third-party callback address has been authorized and directly obtained (the normal situation is that after the user authorizes, the server obtains the third-party callback address through the database and authorizes the oauth_token. Before, the oauth_token has always been in an unauthorized state)

The above code passes the authorized request_token (oauth_token) to 5 through the callback address (if 4 users authorize themselves, you can add a form submission here as authorization verification)

5: client/get_access_token.php gets access token

<?php

$consumer_key = '2b4e141bf09beecdeb3479cd106038100febf399';
$consumer_secret = 'fab40ca819c25d5fb4abf3e7cae8da5c25b67d05';

$access_url = 'http://localhost/test/server/access_token.php';//获取服务器access_token地址

$OAuth = new OAuth($consumer_key, $consumer_secret);
$OAuth->setToken($_GET['oauth_token'], $_SESSION['oauth_token_secret']);

$tokenInfo = $OAuth->getAccessToken($access_url);

var_dump($tokenInfo);
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$tokenInfo = $OAuth->getAccessToken($access_url); Method asked 6

6: server/access_token.php returns access token

<?php

$access_token = sha1(OAuthProvider::generateToken(40));
$access_secret = sha1(OAuthProvider::generateToken(40));
echo "access_token=$access_token&access_secret=$access_secret";
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2: get_request_token until 6: server/access_token.php process Get request_token——》Return request_token——》User authorization verification authorize——》Verification success callback——》Get access token——>Return access token
The running results are as follows
Redirected to get_access_token and obtained access_token and access_secret
Now our client (third-party platform) has obtained the following data $consumer_key: 2b4e141bf09beecdeb3479cd106038100febf399
$consumer_secret: fab40ca819c25d5fb4abf3e7cae8da5c25b67d05

$request_token:? Program intermediate data (this data is generally time-sensitive) $request_secret:? Program intermediate data (this data is generally time-sensitive)
$access_token: 12b6f8f6d6930e0e4d1d024c0f520527d0b84d19 (This data generally has unlimited validity) $access_secret: c77463aff2c1abbd670cfb03df4bb4247910cb78 (This data generally has unlimited validity)


Now we run 7:get_api.php to 8:api.php with these parameters

7: client/get_api.php gets api user data

<?php

$consumer_key = '2b4e141bf09beecdeb3479cd106038100febf399';
$consumer_secret = 'fab40ca819c25d5fb4abf3e7cae8da5c25b67d05';
$access_token = '12b6f8f6d6930e0e4d1d024c0f520527d0b84d19';
$access_secret = 'c77463aff2c1abbd670cfb03df4bb4247910cb78';
$api_url='http://localhost/test/server/api.php';

$OAuth = new OAuth($consumer_key, $consumer_secret);
$OAuth->setToken($access_token, $access_secret);
$result = $OAuth->fetch($api_url, array(), OAUTH_HTTP_METHOD_POST);

echo $OAuth->getLastResponse();
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8: server/api.php returns user data

<?php

function consumerHandler($Provider) {
    $Provider->consumer_secret = 'fab40ca819c25d5fb4abf3e7cae8da5c25b67d05';
    return OAUTH_OK;
}

function timestampNonceHandler($Provider) {
    return OAUTH_OK;
}

function tokenHandler($Provider) {
    $Provider->token = '12b6f8f6d6930e0e4d1d024c0f520527d0b84d19';
    $Provider->token_secret = 'c77463aff2c1abbd670cfb03df4bb4247910cb78';
    return OAUTH_OK;
}

$OAuthProvider = new OAuthProvider();
$OAuthProvider->consumerHandler('consumerHandler');
$OAuthProvider->timestampNonceHandler('timestampNonceHandler');
$OAuthProvider->tokenHandler('tokenHandler');

try {
    $OAuthProvider->checkOAuthRequest();
} catch (Exception $exc) {
    die(var_dump($exc));
}

echo 'User Data..';
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