implementing-scalekit-laravel-auth

OAuth login in Laravel with Scalekit works by redirecting users to the Scalekit authorization endpoint and processing the callback to establish a session. You register dedicated controllers and configure SCALEKIT environment variables to handle the token exchange and persist auth state securely.

Laravel middleware handles automatic token refresh by intercepting requests and validating the stored Scalekit OAuth tokens. If a token is expired, the middleware refreshes it transparently, ensuring secure session management without interrupting the user's request flow.

Yes, you can set up per-route permission checks in Laravel using Scalekit. The provided middleware allows you to gate specific routes by enforcing granular permissions, ensuring only authorized users access secure admin dashboards and protected agent endpoints.

The best way to configure Scalekit OAuth environment variables in Laravel is by defining SCALEKIT_* entries in your environment configuration. This config-driven approach ensures the authentication client securely connects across different deployment environments without hardcoding sensitive credentials.

Scalekit handles secure logout and post-logout redirection in Laravel by clearing the local session state and revoking the OAuth token. You configure the post-logout redirect destination to safely return users to a designated public landing page or login screen.