OAuth Authorizations

Introduction

This application makes it possible to manage authorized applications with the php-oauth service through its API.

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Installation

This application depends on the following components:

• jQuery
• JSrender (JavaScript Template Rendering for jQuery)
• JSO (JavaScript OAuth 2 client)
• Bootstrap CSS

It can easily be installed by running the following script:

$ sh docs/install_dependencies.sh

This will download the latest version of those components and everything will immediately work.

Configuration

You need to configure the application to point to your OAuth server. This can be done by copying config/config.js.default to config/config.js and modifying the config.js file to suit your situation.

This is the default configuration:

var apiClientId = 'html-manage-authorizations';
var authorizeEndpoint = 'http://localhost/php-oauth/authorize.php';
var apiEndpoint = 'http://localhost/php-oauth/api.php';

For example, for your situation it may need to be this:

var apiClientId = 'html-manage-authorizations';
var authorizeEndpoint = 'https://www.example.org/php-oauth/authorize.php';
var apiEndpoint = 'https://www.example.org/php-oauth/api.php';

Client Registration

Also, make sure that this client is registered in your OAuth server. The following information will be relevant:

Identifier	html-manage-authorizations
Name	Manage OAuth Application Authorizations
Description	Application for end-users to revoke OAuth application consent.
Profile	User-agent-based Application
Secret	NONE
Redirect URI	https://www.example.org/html-manage-authorizations/index.html

That should be all!