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This is a really simple laravel package that wraps Authy_Api.
Install the flatline/authy-laravel
package
$ composer require "flatline/authy-laravel:dev-master"
Update app/config/app.php
to activate Authy
# Add `AuthyLaravelServiceProvider` to the `providers` array
'providers' => array(
...
'Flatline\AuthyLaravel\AuthyLaravelServiceProvider',
)
# Add the `Authy` facade to the `aliases` array
'aliases' => array(
...
'Authy' => 'Flatline\AuthyLaravel\Facades\Authy',
)
The facade is not required, as you can request the Authy_Api class through the container with any variation of the following:
$authy = app('authy');
// or:
$authy = App::make('Authy_Api');
// or even:
class Foo
{
protected $authy;
public function __construct(\Authy_Api $authy)
{
$this->authy = $authy;
}
}
In all of the cases, the calss will be automatically initialized with your corresponding API key and url (production or sandbox) before injection.
Generate a template Authy config file
$ php artisan config:publish flatline/authy-laravel
Update app/config/packages/flatline/authy-laravel/config.php
with your
Authy API keys and turn on or off sandbox mode:
return [
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Sandbox Mode
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| While you're developing your application you might want to work on the
| sandbox environment. To do so, just set this variable to "true".
|
*/
'sandbox' => false,
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| API Keys
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| First, you'll need to create your application on the Authy Dashboard.
| Once you created your Authy App, copy the API keys and paste them here.
|
*/
'api_key' => 'your-api-key',
'sandbox_api_key' => 'your-sandbox-api-key',
];