=== OAuth Provider ===
Contributors: wokamoto
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Tags: OAuth
Requires at least: 3.0
Tested up to: 3.2.1
Stable tag: 0.2.0

A plugin to allow WordPress to use an OAuth authenticator.

== Description ==

This plugin is experimental and is enable to make your site an OAuth provider.
Currently the plugin offers features as below:

* Registering applications (obtaining a Consumer Key).
* Issuing an Access Token.
* Using the obtained Consumer Key and the Access Token, you can register a method which is executed after connected.
* Using the obtained Consumer Key and the Access Token, you can execute the registered method.

**PHP5 Required.**

Special thx to [DigitalCube Co. Ltd.](http://www.digitalcube.jp/ "DigitalCube Co. Ltd.")!

= Localization =
"OAuth Provider" has been translated into languages. Our thanks and appreciation must go to the following for their contributions:

* Japanese (ja) - [OKAMOTO Wataru](http://dogmap.jp/ "dogmap.jp") (plugin author)

If you have translated into your language, please let me know.

== Installation ==

1. Upload the entire `oauth-provider` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

The control panel of OAuth Provider is in 'OAuth Provider'.

After enabled this plugin, you can access URLs as below:
(suppose your WordPress's URL is http://example.com/)

* http://example.com/oauth/request_token	The URL to obtain a Request Token.
* http://example.com/oauth/authorize		The URL to obtain User authorization.
* http://example.com/oauth/access_token		The URL to issue an Access Token.
* http://example.com/oauth/(method name)		The URL to call a OAuth method using a Consumer key and an Access Token.


The OAuth method sayHello, which is implemented in this plugin for now, is simply returning a user name.

You can register a method using add_oauth_method($name, $method).
You can use this function like add_filter(). 

You can easily add the sayHello method like below:
add_oauth_method('sayHello', create_function('$request, $userid, $username', 'return "Hello {$username}!";'));

To execute the registered sayHello method, access the URL below:
http://example.com/oauth/sayHello


== Frequently Asked Questions ==

none

== Changelog == 

**0.2.0 - July 27, 2011**  
Initial release.