Place the Client ID and Client Secret key we got just now in GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID key and GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET key in the Laravel. Configuration with Laravel Step 1: Place the Credentials in. Now we get the Client ID and the Client Secret. For example here I use for the callback URI. This is the URI that we will use to redirect user after they choose their Google account to login to our web. Here we can fill the detail about our app and fill the authorised redirect URIs. Step 7: Create OAuth Client ID Credential I proceed to Credentials page and try to “Create OAuth Client ID” once again.
You can continue to fill the form but in our simple app it’s not necessary. Here I just fill the App Name, user support email, and developer contact information, and then click “Save and Continue”. Step 6: Edit App Registrationįill the form with. We will be redirected to the screen and choose based on your needs, here I will choose “External” option then create. If it says we need to configure consent screen first then click the button Step 4: Try to Create OAuth Client ID CredentialĬreate the credential by choosing “Credentials” in the side bar, click “Create Credentials” button and choose “OAuth Client ID”. Switch to our newly project by clicking the droprown of project that is displayed in the navbar above, click the project and click “Open” button. Wait until project successfully created Step 3: Switch to the Project Step 2: Create a ProjectĬlick the dropdown that circled above, and then click “New Project”įill the detail about your project, here is the example and then click “Create”. This is how the page looks when this article is written. Create Google API Credentials Step 1: Open the Credentials Pageīy visiting Google APIs console. We can get those credentials by creating Google API Credentials in Google APIs Console. For Google, we need to have GOOGLE_CLIENT_IDĪnd GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET for our web. Typically we need credentials for OAuth providers we use.
INTEGRATE LARAVEL SOCIALITE MIGRATION INSTALL
Installation Laravel Installationįirst you want to install a Laravel app first. This time I will share about how we can make Google OAuth login using Laravel Socialite. Currently Socialite supports authentication via some well-known platform like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Laravel provides a package to authenticate with OAuth providers using Laravel Socialite. This can make granting access to our website easier and more secure for user rather than to create an account on our website. With OAuth we can login to websites or applications using other website or application account without giving or creating new passwords. There is a technology called OAuth (Open Authorization), it is an open standard for access delegation. This can be used as our advantage if we can provide a one-click login feature by using Google account, without making users to fill data manually that can be take about 5 minutes before they can use our website. Google is one of the most widely used platform by people around the globe. And maybe sometimes our websites also need to easily gain more engagement by eliminating a bit hassle by letting users login to the web easily using their other platform account. For some webs, authentication is one of the most important thing.
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