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PHP - which oAuth library to choose?
I am currently implementing oAuth on the portal. Now there is Loginza, but it has ceased to suit users.
The main providers are vk.com, Facebook, Google and mail.ru.
And the main functionality is receiving mail, access to personal information, friends, as well as share and like.
Now I look at various libraries and try to find the optimal one. Since there are quite a lot of new employees in the team, a library that is too flexible with several layers of abstractions like lusitanian / oauth will not work. We need something simple, flexible enough and without a huge list of dependencies.
I really liked the oauth.io service and the SDK from Facebook. The first one will not be approved for finances (traffic peaks force you to take the most expensive tariff and $100 per month is too much), and the second one is only for Facebook.
I'm fighting the urge to write my own bike, so if you have in mind a stable, lightweight FacebookSDK-style library that supports mail.ru, vk and Google - this will be the one!
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One of the most popular is the HybridAuth project https://github.com/hybridauth/hybridauth
Now the authors are developing version 3, which may not please.
A bunch of modules for different CMS and for different frameworks
hybridauth.sourceforge.net/plugins.html
I wrote the project myself https://github.com/socialconnect/
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