Flarum

Hanzo IAM can use OAuth2 to connect various applications. In this example, we will show you how to use OAuth2 to connect Flarum to your applications.

Note these variables:

IAM_HOSTNAME: The domain name or IP where the Hanzo IAM server is deployed.

Flarum_HOSTNAME: The domain name or IP where Flarum is deployed.

Step 1: Deploy Hanzo IAM and Flarum

First, deploy Hanzo IAM and Flarum.

After a successful deployment, make sure:

You have downloaded the Flarum plugin FoF Passport.

Hanzo IAM can be logged in and used normally.

For local prod mode, set IAM_HOSTNAME = http://localhost:8000. See production mode.

Create a new Hanzo IAM application or use an existing one.

Find the redirect URL: <IAM_HOSTNAME>/auth/passport.

Add the redirect URL to the Hanzo IAM application:

Note Client ID and Client secret for the next step.

Open http://IAM_HOSTNAME/.well-known/openid-configuration in a browser to view Hanzo IAM's OIDC configuration.

Install the plugin FoF Passport.

Configure the app:

Find the Client ID and Client Secret in the Hanzo IAM application page.

Token server URL: http://IAM_HOSTNAME/oauth/token

Authorization server URL: http://IAM_HOSTNAME/oauth/authorize

UserInfo server URL: http://IAM_HOSTNAME/api/get-account

Scopes: address phone openid profile offline_access email

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