Open peterbayona opened 7 years ago
I doubt sir. SAML and oauth perform two different things.
If you use passport, you'll get user information (according to scope), access tokens and refresh tokens. which you must save on the native app.
I believe SAML just has kinda a root domain level authentication. for itself and all subdomains
As I know - you can. If you will use \Laravel\Passport\Http\Middleware\CreateFreshApiToken::class
(in my case I've added it to web
group) that puts session id inside csrf
token, or something like this.
@peterbayona Have you found a solution to use SAML with passport since then ?
@julienmonty any luck finding a way to use both? In my case I want to use the API for a system to system integration (using client_credentials
). Thank you!
Can I use it with laravel passport?