opauth.org
If you are familiar with OmniAuth for Ruby, Opauth basically does the same thing, except for PHP.
Gave a talk on it today at Singapore PHP User Group. My deck: https://speakerdeck.com/u/uzyn/p/opauth-an-introduction
Opauth is still very new and I still need to work on the documentations a lot, especially tutorials and the wiki.
If you are familiar with OmniAuth for Ruby, Opauth basically does the same thing, except for PHP.
Gave a talk on it today at Singapore PHP User Group. My deck: https://speakerdeck.com/u/uzyn/p/opauth-an-introduction
Opauth is still very new and I still need to work on the documentations a lot, especially tutorials and the wiki.
If so any differentiators that would help us choose?
Yes, file_get_contents() is not that great, but strategy developers can choose to require cURL if they want, just that Opauth Core doesn't require it.
http://www.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/tzil2/opauth_multiprovi...
Now to go play with it some more... :)
A few months back I had to integrate the usual auth providers and was it ever a hunt to find the best scripts for it. I ended up with tmhOAuth for Twitter, LightOpenID for OpenID and Google, and handling Facebook somewhat manually. Will be seriously looking at this as a replacement, and for my next project too.