⚠️ This repository is no longer maintained. Please have a look at our new PHP Symfony passkeys repository, which is the successor of this repository.

This is a sample implementation of frontend and backend where the Corbado web component is integrated.

Note: In this tutorial a customer system is created with some pre-existing password-based users. Have a look at our docs to see the integration if you don't have any users yet.

├── ...
├── config      
|   └── routes.yaml                 # Assigns paths to controller methods    
├── src                             
│   ├── Controller                  
│   │   ├── WebhookController.php   # Manages endpoints for webhook
│   └── └── AppController.php       # Manages endpoints for application
├── templates                     
│   ├── home.html.twig              # Home page which you only get to see if you are logged in
│   ├── login.html.twig             # Login page which contains the Corbado web component; Acts as landing page if you are not logged in
├── .env                            # Contains all Symfony environment variables
└── ...

⚠️ If you are using a Windows machine: Make sure to execute git config --global core.autocrlf false before cloning this repository to prevent git from changing the line endings of the bash scripts. (Docker will not be able to find the scripts if git does this)

Please follow steps 1-3 on our Getting started page to create and configure a project in the developer panel.

Use the values you obtained in step 2.1 from the developer panel. to configure the following variables inside .env:

1. PROJECT_ID: The project ID.
2. API_SECRET: The API secret.
3. CLI_SECRET The CLI secret.

Note: Before continuing, please ensure you have Docker installed and accessible from your shell.

Use the following command to start the system:

docker compose up

Note: Please wait until all containers are ready. This can take some time.

To verify that your instance is running without errors enter http://localhost:8000/ping in your browser. If "pong" is displayed, everything worked.

After step 2.3. your local server should be fully working.

If you now visit http://localhost:8000, you should be forwarded to the /login page:

You can login with one of the existing accounts or sign-up yourself.

When authenticated you will be forwarded to the home page:

On localhost:8081 a PHPMyAdmin instance is running where you can view all registered users: