team-reflex/socialite-battlenet

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the socialiteproviders/battlenet package instead.

BattleNet OAuth2 Provider for Laravel Socialite

v1.0.4 2017-07-26 04:09 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.5.9
• laravel/socialite: ~3.0.7
• socialiteproviders/manager: ~3.0

MIT

• Kyle Ward

README

BattleNet provider for Laravel Socialite/Socialite Providers.

Deprecated: Socialite Providers has had a BattleNet provider for a while now. This package was made before it existed, and is no longer necessary.

Install

Composer:

composer install team-reflex/socialite-battlenet

Same procedure as any other SocialiteProviders package. Add the event handler to the Socialite Providers array:

'Reflex\SocialiteProviders\BattleNet\BattleNetExtendSocialite@handle',

Place your environment variables in your .env.:

BATTLENET_KEY=client_id
BATTLENET_SECRET=client_secret
BATTLENET_REDIRECT_URI=https://example.com/login 

Now you have two options when using the provider.

Usage (Socialite-way)

Now you can use the provider like so. The session flashing is only required if you need to use a BattleNet region other than us:

// redirect route
Session::put('bnet.region', 'eu');
return Socialite::with('battlenet')->redirect();

// callback route
$user = Socialite::driver('battlenet')->user();
$accountId = $user->getId(); // bnet accountId
$battletag = $user->getNickname(); // bnet battletag

Usage (Laravel-way)

If you'd like to avoid flashing to the session yourself, you can use the included facade that manages it for you.

Install service provider:

Reflex\SocialiteProviders\BattleNet\BattleNetServiceProvider::class,

Install facade:

'BattleNet' => Reflex\SocialiteProviders\BattleNet\BattleNetFacade::class,

Now you can simply use the facade. The region defaults to us, so you don't even need to pass it through:

// redirect route
return BattleNet::redirect('eu');