Laravel 5.1

[adamwathan]

Laravel 5.1

[adamwathan]

Can you paste the full error? There is nothing in the dependencies that should cause an issue with 5.1, it depends on 4.*|5.*

[jerauf]

I tried re-installing and didn't get the error.

But, I had some problems. In composer.json, I had to use ~7.0 but I had used dev-laravel-5 for 2 other installs.

The composer update worked. But when I tried to install the package, I get this:

[Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalErrorException]
Class 'AdamWathan\EloquentOAuthL5\EloquentOAuthServiceProvider' not found

The provider and alias are in app.php as they appear on your site.

[adamwathan]

The dev-laravel-5 branch is gone now, and there is no ~7.0 release of this package. It sounds like maybe you are explicitly requiring adamwathan/eloquent-oauth, rather than this wrapper package which is adamwathan/eloquent-oauth-l5. Right now the latest releast is 0.2.0, so I would recommend this in your composer.json:

{
    // ...
    "adamwathan/eloquent-oauth-l5": "0.2.*",
    // ...
}

That will pull in this package, which will pull in ~7.0 of adamwathan/eloquent-oauth.

The base eloquent-oauth package has no service providers or anything anymore, that stuff has been split out into separate Laravel 4 and Laravel 5 wrappers (this repo is the Laravel 5 wrapper) because the installation process was too different for the two versions.

[jerauf]

Ok. When I run the command php artisan eloquent-oauth-l5:install, it tells me that there are no commands defined in the "eloquent-oauth-l5" namespace.

[adamwathan]

The command is php artisan eloquent-oauth:install but that is an inconsistency, so will update that in a future version, thanks for pointing that out.

[jerauf]

I get the error:

There are no commands defined in the "eloquent-oauth" namespace.

On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 9:58 AM, Adam Wathan [email protected]
wrote:

The command is php artisan eloquent-oauth:install but that is an
inconsistency, so will update that in a future version, thanks for pointing
that out.

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[adamwathan]

Are you registering this service provider?

AdamWathan\EloquentOAuthL5\EloquentOAuthServiceProvider

I just created a brand new 5.1 project and the command shows up for me. I've pushed the repo, maybe you can spot a difference between this project and yours:

https://github.com/adamwathan/eloquent-oauth-l5-example

[jerauf]

Ok. Thanks.

When I publish the config, it works. But when I go to auth/login, I get a file not found.

[adamwathan]

Can you give more information about the error? What line of code is failing, and what is the file that isn't found?

[jerauf]

Thanks for being so responsive. It seems like 5.1 changed how this is installed as I didn't have any problems under 5.0. Here is the error: NotFoundHttpException in RouteCollection.php line 143 And I'm trying to go to mysite.com/auth/login.

[adamwathan]

It sounds like maybe the route hasn't been defined correctly.

Can you post the code from your routes file that should be responding to that route?

[jerauf]

Yeah. It matches your example.

Route::get('/', function () {
return view('welcome');
});

[adamwathan]

Ah ok well you need a route defined for auth/login, the example I pushed up isn't fully complete, just getting the package installed.

Are you new to Laravel? Defining a route for mysite.com/auth/login would look like this:

Route::get('auth/login', function () {
    // do some stuff
});

As it stands you only have your home mysite.com/ route defined. You should be able to follow the rest of the usage instructions here to get going with the package:

https://github.com/adamwathan/eloquent-oauth#usage

Read up on how routing works in Laravel in general if you're not familiar: http://laravel.com/docs/5.1/routing

[jerauf]

Hey - I'm not new to Laravel. Last time I installed your package (last week), I didn't have to do that. It was just there.

[adamwathan]

The package has never created any routes, you need to define the routes in your routes file manually.

[adamwathan]

The installation process has changed since this video, but all of the other setup (routes and stuff) is still the same:

https://vimeo.com/120085196

[jerauf]

Ok. Thanks. I appreciate the help very much.

[adamwathan]

No problem! Good luck, if you run into any other issues let me know, always looking for ways to improve the package.

[manimadhup]

Hi,I am registering with keycloak authentication ....
I am getting the error -- No provider has been registered under the alias 'keycloak' ----
I have done the same setting what you have told....I am calling the function from route...
and in the controller I am calling SocialAuth::authorize('keycloak'); ...I am getting the above error....

[adamwathan]

This package only supports the following providers:

• Facebook
• GitHub
• Google
• LinkedIn
• Instagram
• SoundCloud

...as per the documentation here: https://github.com/adamwathan/eloquent-oauth#supported-providers