/** * Updates the authentication credentials, the authentication manager needs to authenticate this token. * This could be a username/password from a login controller. * This method is called while initializing the security context. By returning TRUE you * make sure that the authentication manager will (re-)authenticate the tokens with the current credentials. * Note: You should not persist the credentials! * * @param ActionRequest $actionRequest The current request instance * @throws \InvalidArgumentException * @return boolean TRUE if this token needs to be (re-)authenticated */ public function updateCredentials(ActionRequest $actionRequest) { if ($actionRequest->getHttpRequest()->getMethod() !== 'GET' || $actionRequest->getInternalArgument('__oauth2Provider') !== $this->authenticationProviderName) { return; } if (!$actionRequest->hasArgument('code')) { $this->setAuthenticationStatus(TokenInterface::WRONG_CREDENTIALS); $this->securityLogger->log('There was no argument `code` provided.', LOG_NOTICE); return; } $code = $actionRequest->getArgument('code'); $redirectUri = $this->oauthUriBuilder->getRedirectionEndpointUri($this->authenticationProviderName); try { $this->credentials['accessToken'] = $this->tokenEndpoint->requestAuthorizationCodeGrantAccessToken($code, $redirectUri); $this->setAuthenticationStatus(TokenInterface::AUTHENTICATION_NEEDED); } catch (Exception $exception) { $this->setAuthenticationStatus(TokenInterface::WRONG_CREDENTIALS); $this->securityLogger->logException($exception); return; } }
/** * @param string $providerName The name of the authentication provider as defined in the Settings * @return string */ public function render($providerName) { return $this->oauthUriBuilder->getAuthorizationUri($providerName); }