Guide: Joomla OAuth Client Integration with Invision Community Single Sign-On (SSO)
Integration of Invision Community Single Sign-on (Invision Community SSO) with Joomla using OAuth 2.0 Protocol. The miniOrange Joomla OAuth / OpenID Connect Single Sign-on (SSO) plugin makes it simple to set up Invision Community SSO into Joomla and enable secure login into Joomla. As a result, users can log in to Joomla and access the site by authenticating with their Invision Community OAuth provider credentials.
Visit our Joomla OAuth Client Plugin page to learn more about the features and Pricing plans we offer for the Joomla OAuth Single Sign-on (OAuth & OpenID connect) plugin.
Joomla OAuth Client Handbook
Please refer our detailed Handbook for the Joomla OAuth/OpenID Single Sign-On plugin, which gives an in-depth explanation of the various features of the plugin. You can get to the handbook at anytime directly from the plugin's UI for quicker access.
Pre-requisites : Download And Installation
Setup Invision as OAuth Provider with Joomla OAuth Client
1. Download and Setup Joomla OAuth Client
- Download the zip file for the miniOrange OAuth Client plugin for Joomla from the given link.
- Login into your Joomla site’s administrator console.
- From left toggle menu, click on System, then under Install section click on Extensions.
- Upload the downloaded zip file to install the Joomla OAuth Client plugin.
- After successful installation of plugin, click on Start Using miniOrange OAuth Client plugin button.
- Copy the Callback/Redirect URL from Configure OAuth tab of Joomla OAuth Client plugin.
2. Configure Invision as OAuth Provider
- First of all, log into your Invision Community account.
- On your Invision Community, go to AdminCP -> System -> REST & OAuth and click on Create New.
- Fill out the form selecting Joomla for Client Type.
- You will then see a screen with Client ID, Client Secret, Scopes and Endpoints, you will need to enter into Joomla.
- For setting up the SSO with invision community request must be initiated with https. i.e. Invision Community admin must be running on https.
3. Integrating Joomla with Invision
- Go back to your Joomla Dashboard. Then go to Components.
- Now go to the Joomla OAuth Client plugin, under Configure OAuth tab, enter the all the details. Then click on Save Settings and then click on Test Configuration.
- You have successfully completed your Invision Community Joomla App configurations.
Invision Community Endpoints and Scope:
| Scope: | |
| Authorize Endpoint: | https://{invision-community-domain}/oauth/authorize/ |
| Access Token Endpoint: | https://{invision-community-domain}/oauth/token/ |
| Get User Info Endpoint: | https://{invision-community-domain}/api/core/me |
| Set Client Credentials: | In Both (In Header and In Body) |
4. Test SSO and Attribute Mapping
- Once you click on Test Configuration button, You will be able to see the attributes in the Test Configuration output as follows.
- Now you have to do Attribute Mapping to perform SSO. Select the attribute name for Email and Username from dropdown. Then click on Save Attribute Mapping button.
- Now you can use Login / SSO URL to perform SSO.
Additional Resources
- What is OAuth 2.0?
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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