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Tom, any luck on this?
Apr 12, 2017
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Auth0 integration with Spark
I'm looking to integrate Auth0 with Laravel Spark. The information available in the Laracast at https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/using-third-party-authentication-like-parse-or-auth0 appears to be helpful for pure Laravel, but I'm not so sure it will help me as a Spark developer.
Spark's UserRepository contract interface has the following signature which is quite different than Laravel's stock UserRepository:
public function current(); public function find($id); public function search($query, $excludeUser = null); public function create(array $data); public function updateBillingAddress($user, array $data); public function updateVatId($user, $vatId);
As you can see, getUserByDecodedJWT($jwt), getUserByUserInfo($userInfo), and getUserByIdentifier($identifier) are all missing. In my custom UserRepository do I need to implement both Spark's contract and Auth0's contract?
@glena can you provide some guidance?
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I only received one response and it was via email.
"I am not really familiar with Spark but my guess is that you should implement both. I would suggest you to create your own UserRepository implementing both contracts (auth0's and spark's) and that should do the trick."
I decided that this community wasn't supportive enough for what I had planned so I built a React app instead.
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Ah, too bad. I figured it out after a few hours of debugging. Turns out the solution is to implement the custom repository but keep the default auth driver ("eloquent").
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Would it be possible to share your solution @jhc333
Struggling to find much information on this...
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