Howard Miller

Laravel is, of course, just a programming framework. Although, I am aware it comes with some built in authentication support.

OAuth is - let's be honest - horrible. I wouldn't get involved in that if I could avoid it.

It depends how much security you need and if you are willing to build a Moodle plugin. In the past, I have done this sort of thing by adding code at either end that does a simple token handshake. That gets it done.

Firstly, does your server meet all the requirements for Moodle 4.3.3? See, https://moodledev.io/general/releases/4.3. Especially PHP version (8.0, 8.1, 8.2. NOT 8.3)

It's hard to know if that's related or not. My hunch is not. But I'm far from 100%

 

I might consider modifying /admin/lib.php and adding something like

 

 

before the 

 

 

line.

So what's this 'courses.php'?

There are several files in Moodle called courses.php and only one (that I can see) has more that 893 lines. That doesn't look like a candidate for this error.

So which courses.php on your site is trying to read something called 'setup' at line 893?

WooCommerce supports Shopify, so maybe that's where it's creeping in.

Maybe disabling WooCommerce temporarily will focus on where to look.