Documentation

• Installation
  • Providers
  • Icons
  • Registration flow
  • Domain Allowlist
  • Customizing view
  • Changing how a (socialite) user is created or retrieved
• Usage
  • Filament Fortify
  • Filament Breezy
• Events

#Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require dutchcodingcompany/filament-socialite

You can publish and run the migrations with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-socialite-migrations"
php artisan migrate

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-socialite-config"

See the contents of the config file here.

#Providers

You should setup the providers with Socialite and/or Socialite Providers and add them to the providers array in the filament-socialite.php config.

#Icons

You can specify a Blade Icon. You can add Font Awesome brand icons made available through Blade Font Awesome by running:

composer require owenvoke/blade-fontawesome

#Registration flow

This package supports account creation for users. However, to support this flow it is important that the password attribute on your User model is nullable. For example, by adding the following to your users table migration. Or you could opt for customizing the user creation, see below.

$table->string('password')->nullable();

#Domain Allowlist

This package supports the option to limit the users that can login with the OAuth login to users of a certain domain. This can be used to setup SSO for internal use.

#Customizing view

Optionally, you can publish the views using

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-socialite-views"

#Changing how a (socialite) user is created or retrieved

In your AppServiceProvider.php, add in the boot method

use DutchCodingCompany\FilamentSocialite\Models\SocialiteUser;
use Laravel\Socialite\Contracts\User as UserContract;
use DutchCodingCompany\FilamentSocialite\Facades\FilamentSocialite;
 
// Default
FilamentSocialite::setCreateUserCallback(fn (SocialiteUserContract $oauthUser, FilamentSocialite $socialite) => $socialite->getUserModelClass()::create([
    'name' => $oauthUser->getName(),
    'email' => $oauthUser->getEmail(),
]);

One can set a callback to customize the following actions:

• Create the filament user: FilamentSocialite::setCreateUserCallback()
• Create the socialite user: FilamentSocialite::setCreateSocialiteUserCallback()
• Resolve the regular user: FilamentSocialite::setUserResolver()

See FilamentSocialite.php.

#Usage

Add the buttons component to your login page, just above the </form> closing tag:

    <x-filament-socialite::buttons />
</form>

You can publish the login page for vanilla Filament by running:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-views"

Which produces a login page at resources/views/vendor/filament/login.blade.php.

#Filament Fortify

This component can also be added while using the Fortify plugin plugin.

You can publish the login page for Filament Fortify by running:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-fortify-views"

Which produces a login page at resources/views/vendor/filament-fortify/login.blade.php.

#Filament Breezy

This component can also be added while using the Breezy plugin plugin.

You can publish the login page for Filament Breezy by running:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-breezy-views"

Which produces a login page at resources/views/vendor/filament-breezy/login.blade.php.

#Events

There are a few events dispatched during the authentication process:

• Login: When a user successfully logs in
• Registered: When a user is successfully registered and logged in (when enabled in config)
• UserNotAllowed: When a user tries to login with an email which domain is not on the allowlist
• RegistrationNotEnabled: When a user tries to login with an unknown account and registration is not enabled
• InvalidState: When trying to retrieve the oauth (socialite) user, an invalid state was encountered