I just creating prestashop 1.7 payment module (mobile payments using qr code) and after payment Provider send http POST the question is how to create reciever for this request? using front controller? POST from provider looks like /?requestString=QP%3A1.0*BID%3AMYBIDAM%3A6.00
Here a complete guide about the creation of a front controller: https://devdocs.prestashop.com/1.7/modules/concepts/controllers/front-controllers/
The guide also describe how to handle a POST action (which is really easy). You should handle it in the method postProcess().
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I'm building a SaaS project that requires authentication (duh!) and for that I am using Auth0.
I've managed to the steps detailed here successfully.
Code from above link:
https://YOUR_DOMAIN/authorize?
response_type=code&
client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&
redirect_uri=https://YOUR_APP/callback&
scope=SCOPE&
audience=API_AUDIENCE&
state=STATE
But I'm not sure what to do when I redirect to the redirect_url (here my dashboard url, e.g: dashboard.example.com). I mean I don't know how to use this code.
I get the code appended to url after redirect, so I think everything's working, but am not sure how to use it further to populate the dashboard with user details and retrieve content.
Do I use my API endpoint here instead of the dashboard url?
Hope my question is clear.
Any help would be wonderful!
Thanks in advance!
Edit:
I am using Universal Login, not using any SDK as of now.
After you receive the code you will exchange it for tokens via the POST /oauth/token endpoint.
Here is an example code exchange request from the Authentication API docs
POST https://YOUR_DOMAIN/oauth/token
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
grant_type=authorization_code&
client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&
code_verifier=CODE_VERIFIER&
code=AUTHORIZATION_CODE&
redirect_uri=https://YOUR_APP/callback
Then, you can use the ID token to populate your user's info, and the access token to retrieve other data from your backend API.
I am trying to create a custom controller with user authentication.
Here is what i did.
class GetUserDetails(http.Controller):
#http.route('/web/getUserDetail',auth='user',type='json')
def getChit(self,**kw):
print('Inside getUser detail',kw)
Issue 1: When i call this controller from an API client (ARC) its directly get into that function, without any authentication.???
Issue 2: If we solved the above issue, how can i authenticate a user via API call/client.
Actually i want to get user details in android app.
AFAIK, Odoo controller using cookie for authentication. So if you call API from other apps/device, better to use Odoo webservice API https://www.odoo.com/documentation/13.0/webservices/odoo
Odoo webservice API already integrated with "Access Rights" or "Record Rule", so IMO this is the best way to connecting Odoo with other apps.
You can use REST Framework for Odoo to create your API and do the authentication (see #13 for more details), or you can use JWT
Trying to implement a Soap header handler I need a specific example of a Soap request that the Sonos client will make which includes the SessiondId.
Thanks
We are deprecating support for sessionid-based authentication. It will continue to work, but future integrations should be built using app linking.
In the meantime, a sessionid-container header would contain this credentials object:
<ns:credentials>
<ns:deviceId>00:00:00:00:00</ns:deviceId>
<ns:deviceProvider>Sonos</ns:deviceProvider>
<ns:sessionId>[sessionIdentifier]</ns:sessionId>
</ns:credentials>
I'm, trying to get content of this URL
https://www.google.com/m8/feeds/contacts/default/full?oauth_token=XXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&v=3.0&max_result=500
but received error code 401 with description : There was an error in your request. That's all we know.
Two things to point.
A successful Oauth authentication needs to be implemented first before you are able to make a HTTP request. Be sure to use the correct scope that you need; In your case, you're using the read/write scope.
Refer to this LINK as an example on implementing OAuth on PHP.
Second, v and oauth_token are not valid URL parameters for HTTP requests. Check this Google Contacts API documentation for more information.
Hope this helps.
I've been creating API and consumer by following Simple API Development with Laravel from Aaron Kuzemchak. I got the problem after I success to auth via API from my consumer; I do not know how to check it, if the consummer already success logged in or not at the other pages...
For example, at the first; I show the login page, click the submit button to check the credentials via API. The login attempt is working, success to logged in and redirect to dashboard. But, if I haven't logged in and accessed the dashboard from URL, i got the dashboard :O
The API server and the consumer have separated machine and the database only exists at the API server.
Am I doing this right (with the flow for the API and Consumer) ?
At the consumer, how can I get to know if the user already logged in or not (after success attempt the credential)? (somehow? someidea?)
Thank you before... :)
This question is very confusing, probably because I haven't watched that screencast yet, but shouldn't Auth::check() be what you are looking for? It will return true or false depending on if the user is logged in.
Just to make sure:
You have a back end API built from the tutorial posted here: http://kuzemchak.net/blog/entry/laracon-slides-and-video
You're using HTTP Basic authentication as described in the above tutorial
You're building a (consumer) front end web interface for users on a separate server
Your consumer interface uses forms based authentication (a login form)
The backend API uses HTTP basic authentication (and the consumer sends an API key for the user with each request). As such, the backend won't keep track of a user being logged in. That means your consumer interface will need to do this.
You could use the Laravel Auth class for this normally, but your front end would normally have access to the database and the bundled authentication drivers could just check a username/password.
I'd say your options are:
Store details of the user in a session using the Session class (feels a bit nasty but simple)
Write an authentication driver and then use the Auth class (advanced but cleaner: http://www.karlvalentin.de/1903/write-your-own-auth-driver-for-laravel-4.html)
Just talk straight to the database using the existing Auth class and Eloquent