Clean way for forcing oauth_verifier to be in Auth header

[isleshocky77]

I'm using thephpleague/oauth1-client with an OAuth1 server which will only work if the oauth_verifier is present in the header instead of as a body parameter which is how it currently is implemented.

In order to get around this limitation and have this client work I implemented the following method in my Server file.

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    protected function protocolHeader($method, $uri, CredentialsInterface $credentials, array $bodyParameters = array())
    {
        $parameters = array_merge(
            $this->baseProtocolParameters(),
            $this->additionalProtocolParameters(),
            array(
                'oauth_token' => $credentials->getIdentifier(),
            )
        );

        /**
         * BEGIN: Modification to parent::protocolHeader()
         * Note: THE API will not accept oauth_verifier as a body parameter. It must be in the OAuth Authorization
         * header
         */
        if (isset($bodyParameters['oauth_verifier'])) {
            $parameters['oauth_verifier'] = $bodyParameters['oauth_verifier'];
            unset($bodyParameters['oauth_verifier']);
        }
        /**
         * END: Modification to parent::protocolHeader()
         */

        $this->signature->setCredentials($credentials);

        $parameters['oauth_signature'] = $this->signature->sign(
            $uri,
            array_merge($parameters, $bodyParameters),
            $method
        );

        return $this->normalizeProtocolParameters($parameters);
    }

I'm not enthused about this solution and was looking to see if there was a more elegant solution.

Note: With a little bit of a research I don't believe the spec states that it should or shouldn't be in the header or the body; however, some have stated that it makes more sense to have it in the header with the rest of the oauth_parameters.

[stevenmaguire]

I ran into this issue as well and I've submitted a PR that addresses, but it is not "clean" and I am on the fence about the actual solution.

https://github.com/thephpleague/oauth1-client/pull/50

[isleshocky77]

@stevenmaguire I'm glad I'm not crazy and that other people have run into this issue. We can close this issue if that PR solves the problem. I can take a look at a later time.

[shoutershub]

I'm using thephpleague/oauth1-client with an OAuth1 server which will only work if the oauth_verifier is present in the header instead of as a body parameter which is how it currently is implemented.

In order to get around this limitation and have this client work I implemented the following method in my Server file.

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    protected function protocolHeader($method, $uri, CredentialsInterface $credentials, array $bodyParameters = array())
    {
        $parameters = array_merge(
            $this->baseProtocolParameters(),
            $this->additionalProtocolParameters(),
            array(
                'oauth_token' => $credentials->getIdentifier(),
            )
        );

        /**
         * BEGIN: Modification to parent::protocolHeader()
         * Note: THE API will not accept oauth_verifier as a body parameter. It must be in the OAuth Authorization
         * header
         */
        if (isset($bodyParameters['oauth_verifier'])) {
            $parameters['oauth_verifier'] = $bodyParameters['oauth_verifier'];
            unset($bodyParameters['oauth_verifier']);
        }
        /**
         * END: Modification to parent::protocolHeader()
         */

        $this->signature->setCredentials($credentials);

        $parameters['oauth_signature'] = $this->signature->sign(
            $uri,
            array_merge($parameters, $bodyParameters),
            $method
        );

        return $this->normalizeProtocolParameters($parameters);
    }

I'm not enthused about this solution and was looking to see if there was a more elegant solution.

Note: With a little bit of a research I don't believe the spec states that it should or shouldn't be in the header or the body; however, some have stated that it makes more sense to have it in the header with the rest of the oauth_parameters.

Holy molly, u just saved me 2days of research, i almost lost it.