$client = new OAuthClient($settings['global']['clientId'], $settings['global']['clientSecret']);
if (isset($_COOKIE['yaAccessToken'])) {
$client->setAccessToken($_COOKIE['yaAccessToken']);
echo '<p>PHP: Access token from cookies is ' . htmlentities($client->getAccessToken()) . '</p>';
}
/**
* There are two ways to get an access token from Yandex OAuth API.
* First one is to get in browser after # symbol. It's handled above with JS and PHP.
* Second one is to use an intermediate code. It's handled below with PHP.
*
* This file implements both cases because the only one callback url can be set for an application.
*
*/
if (isset($_REQUEST['code'])) {
try {
$client->requestAccessToken($_REQUEST['code']);
} catch (\Yandex\OAuth\Exception\AuthRequestException $ex) {
echo '<p class="text-danger">' . $ex->getMessage() . '</p>';
}
if ($client->getAccessToken()) {
echo "<p>PHP: Access token from server is " . $client->getAccessToken() . '</p>';
if (isset($_GET['state']) && $_GET['state']) {
echo '<p>PHP: State is "' . htmlentities($_GET['state']) . '"</p>';
}
setcookie('yaAccessToken', $client->getAccessToken(), 0, '/');
setcookie('yaClientId', $settings['global']['clientId'], 0, '/');
}
} elseif (isset($_GET['error'])) {
echo '<p>PHP: Server redirected with error "' . htmlentities($_GET['error']) . '"';
if (isset($_GET['error_description'])) {
echo ' and message "' . htmlentities($_GET['error_description']) . '"';
