waldhacker/typo3-oauth2-client

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the co-stack/typo3-oauth2-client package instead.

TYPO3 OAuth2 Login Client (backend and frontend)

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Type:typo3-cms-extension

2.1.1 2023-08-16 07:55 UTC

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This repository is no longer maintained.
No Issues or Pull Requests will be considered or approved.
The maintenance and further development is thankfully the responsibility of @vertexvaar.
The new code base can be found in this GitLab repository. Read all the details about the migration there. Many thanks to @vertexvaar for taking over the further development and many thanks to all users for their trust.

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TYPO3 OAuth2 login client (backend and frontend)

Allow your frontend and backend users to add login possibilities via any OAuth2 provider. Popular examples are Github or Gitlab, Google, Facebook or LinkedIn or classically self-hosted solutions like Keycloak.

The extension allows administrators/integrators to configure various providers and offers any frontend and/or backend user an interface to add their OAuth2 based login.

This extension is especially powerful in combination with the Multi-Factor Capabilities of TYPO3 as you can provide backend users with a single-sign-on login of their choice and add additional security of MFA to TYPO3.

For more info, please refer to the documentation.

Backend login

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Frontend login

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Quick Install

composer req waldhacker/typo3-oauth2-client

Issues & Contributions

Find the code at https://github.com/waldhacker/ext-oauth2-client

Report issues at https://github.com/waldhacker/ext-oauth2-client/issues

Security

If you learn about a potential security issue, please always contact us via security@waldhacker.dev and please do not create a public visible issue.
Please always include the version number where you've discovered the issue.

Alternatively you can contact the TYPO3 Security Team via security@typo3.org.
Please always include the version number where you've discovered the issue.
For more details see TYPO3 Security Team.