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User authentication occurs by encrypting the received, raw, user data and comparing it with the hash provided by the telegram. A failed check can be equated with a possible attempt to bypass or hack the system.
The library verifies users Telegram Login Widget and Telegram Web App
WARNING
: Use user data only after successful authentication
To quickly and safely verify a user, we recommend following a few simple steps
You can install the TgWebValid library through the composer package manager by executing the command
composer require tg/tgwebvalid
Add the --no-dev
flag to install only the dependencies needed to run your project in a production environment.
The first thing you need to do is to set in the constructor of the TgWebValid class the token of the Telegram bot on behalf of which authentication is performed by default. And store the result in a variable.
Also, if you want to throw an exception in case of a validation error, set the second parameter to true. But be sure to use the try catch
structure
<?php
use TgWebValid\TgWebValid;
include './vendor/autoload.php';
$tgWebValid = new TgWebValid('TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN', false);
If your project uses multiple bots, you can easily interact with them, just add them all
<?php
$tgWebValid->addBot('secondary', 'TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN_2');
$tgWebValid->addBot('minor', 'TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN_3');
Getting a bot to work is easy. Specify the name of the bot to work with, or leave the argument empty to get the default bot
$bot = $tgWebValid->bot('minor');
Next, you need to decide on the type of authentication you need to do.
To perform this type of verification, you should use the validateInitData
method. Which argument accepts data for processing. If the validation is successful, you will be returned an InitData
object with the data, or false
if the validation fails.
Use the second argument to enable or disable an exception on failed validation
$initData = $bot->validateInitData('query_id=...');
if (!$initData) {
// validation fails
}
/**
* The initData object can contain the following data:
*/
// Time opening a web application
$initData->authDate;
// An object containing data about the current user
$initData->user;
// May contain a chat partner data object
$initData->receiver;
// May contain an object with chat data
$initData->chat;
// and other data
Note
. Certain data is present depending on the situation, so sometimes it can be null
instead of data or a data object. More details in the Telegram official documentation
To perform this type of check, you should use the validateLoginWidget
method. Which argument accepts an array with raw user data. You will be returned a LoginWidget
object with the data, or false
if the validation fails
Use the second argument to enable or disable an exception on failed validation
$loginWidget = $bot->validateLoginWidget([
'auth_date' => 1679130118,
'first_name' => 'Сергій',
// other fields
]);
if (!$loginWidget) {
// validation fails
}
/**
* The LoginWidget object can contain the following data:
*/
// User token
$loginWidget->id;
// User first name
$loginWidget->firstName;
// Username
$loginWidget->username;
// Link to profile photo
$loginWidget->photoUrl;
// Authorization time
$loginWidget->authDate;
// and other data
Note
. Certain data is present depending on the situation, so sometimes it can be null
instead of data or a data object.
<?php
use TgWebValid\TgWebValid;
use TgWebValid\Exceptions\BotException;
use TgWebValid\Exceptions\ValidationException;
use Exception;
include './vendor/autoload.php';
try {
$tgWebValid = new TgWebValid('TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN', true);
// Add bots only when needed
$tgWebValid->addBot('secondary', 'TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN_2');
$tgWebValid->addBot('minor', 'TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN_3');
$initData = $tgWebValid->bot()->validateInitData('query_id=...');
var_dump($initData);
} catch (ValidationException $e) {
// Verification failed
} catch (BotException $e) {
// The bot name is incorrect
} catch (Exception $e) {
// Other exceptions
}
Our library is autonomous, so it can be used in any frameworks, or without them.
If you discover a security vulnerability in TgWebValid, please create an issue with a detailed description. All security vulnerabilities will be fixed immediately. Pull requests are also welcome.
We will be glad if you join the development and improvement of the project. You can create an issue and/or a pull request
TgWebValid - is open source software available under the MIT. See the license file for more information.