WordPress

The SSO module allows using a WordPress site as the authentication provider for the Altis site. This works via OAuth 2.0, as such the WordPress site you want to use as the authentication provider must be using the OAuth 2.0 WordPress Plugin.

To enabled WordPress SSO, you must create an OAuth 2 application on the WordPress site, and set the Callback URL on the OAuth client to $site_url/hm-delegated-auth-callback, for example https://my-site.altis.dev/hm-delegated-auth-callback. Once you have published and approved the OAuth application on your WordPress site, take note of the Public Key for the client.

Provide the REST BASE of your WordPress site (usually https://examples.com/wp-json/), along with the OAuth client id (public key) obtained in the previous step. This is done via the sso.wordpress setting option:

"sso": {
	"wordpress": {
		"server-rest-base": "https://examples.com/wp-json/",
		"oauth2-client-id": "XXXXXXXXXXX"
	}
}

You can optionally configure the WordPress SSO provider to synchronize user roles from the WordPress site. When the wordpress.sync-roles setting is set to true, the user's role on the WordPress site will be used when creating the user on the Altis site.