Do you use Apple authentication in your PHP projects? Then you are probably familiar with Patrick Bussmann's package. Unfortunately, it has not been maintained for a while, leaving developers facing compatibility and security issues.
At Code Rhapsodie, we firmly believe in the power of open source. Rather than let this tool fade away, we decided to step up.
We have officially forked the project to give it a new lease of life!
Active maintenance: issues and pull requests are followed up.
Security updates: the code is monitored and updated regularly.
Compatibility: aligned with the latest versions of PHP and of the OAuth2 ecosystem dependencies.
Nothing could be simpler: the new entry point is now available on Packagist. To migrate, just update your composer.json:
composer require coderhapsodie/oauth2-apple
A big thank you to Patrick Bussmann for the original work. We are delighted to keep this resource alive for the community.
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