LoginRadius's PHP SDK is used to implement Social Login on your PHP website

Description: LoginRadius's PHP SDK is a development kit that lets you integrate Social Login through providers such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, and over 20 more on a PHP website. The SDK also fetches user profile data and can be customized from your LoginRadius user account. Ex: social icon sets, login interface, provider settings, etc.

Steps to implement LoginRadius PHP SDK

Step 1: Add SDK file reference to your PHP website

a. Copy the LoginRadius SDK file to your project directory.

b. Include SDK class file on your callback page.

        <?php include('LoginRadiusSDK.php'); ?>

Step 2: Create LoginRadius object in your PHP file

On your callback page, create a LoginRadius object using your unique LoginRadius API Secret.

      <?php 
          $obj = new LoginRadius();
          $userprofile = $obj->construct("Your API Secret key goes here");  
        ?>

Step 3: Validate, authenticate and store data from LoginRadius:

Validate the object using 'IsAuthenticated' variable. After successful validation, access user profile data such as ID, First Name, Last Name, Email using $userprofile->ID, $userprofile->FirstName, $userprofile->LastName, etc.

    <?php  
      $obj = new LoginRadius();  
      $userprofile = $obj->construct("Your API Secret key goes here");  
      if($obj->IsAuthenticated==TRUE)  
        {  
        echo "ID=".$ID=$userprofile->ID."<br>";  
        echo "Provider=".$Provider=$userprofile->Provider."<br>";  
        echo "Prefix=".$Prefix=$userprofile->Prefix."<br>";  
        echo "FirstName=".$FirstName=$userprofile->FirstName."<br>";  
        echo "LastName=".$LastName=$userprofile->LastName."<br>";  
        echo "Suffix=".$Suffix=$userprofile->Suffix."<br>";  
        echo "FullName=".$FullName=$userprofile->FullName."<br>";  
        echo "NickName=".$NickName=$userprofile->NickName."<br>";  
        echo "ProfileName=".$ProfileName=$userprofile->ProfileName."<br>";  
        echo "BirthDate=".$BirthDate=$userprofile->BirthDate."<br>";  
        echo "Gender=".$Gender=$userprofile->Gender."<br>";
        echo "EmailType=".$EmailType=$userprofile->Email[0]->Type."<br>";
        echo "EmailValue=".$EmailValue=$userprofile->Email[0]->Value."<br>";
        echo "Country=".$Country=$userprofile->Country."<br>";
        echo "Provider=".$Provider=$userprofile->Provider."<br>";
        }  
      ?>

Note: Few providers like Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. doesn't provide email address with User Profile data, so you need to handle these cases in your callback page.

These are the quick and easy steps to integrate Social Login on your PHP website, if you have any questions or need a further assistance please contact us at hello@loginradius.com.