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Requirements

  • PHP 7.0+
  • Flarum SSO Extension installed on your Flarum

Pre-installation

You need to create a random token (for security purposes it is better if this is long 40 characters, you can use this tool to make one) and put it into the api_keys table of your Flarum database. You only need to set the key column and the user_id one. In the first one write your new generated token and in the latter your admin user id.

Installation

See here for Wordpress instructions

I'd recommend to use composer (?) to install the plugin. Execute this command to install this with composer. You need to have composer installed.

composer require maicol07/flarum-sso-plugin

You can also install this by downloading the entire package but then it would be difficult to maintain it.

Wordpress

Before the following steps, be sure to have done pre-installation steps.

Automatic installation

You can find the plugin in the WordPress plugin Directory. So you can download it from your WP site in Plugins --> Add new.

Manual installation

Download the zip from the releases page and upload it to WordPress

Manual compilation

  1. Download the wp plugin repo into the plugin folder (/wp-content/plugins/) of your WordPress instance.
  2. Rename it to a name of your choice (e.g. flarum-sso-extension).
  3. You have to install the dependencies with Composer (?). So execute this command on your server (you can also do this on your local machine before uploading to the server):
    composer install
    
  4. Upload the compiled plugin to your WordPress plugin
  5. Activate the plugin from the Plugins menu.
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