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Informations about the package doctrine-password

Doctrine Password Type

This project provides a password type for Doctrine that automatically hashes passwords using the PHP Password Library and provides a helper method to compare them to raw data submitted by end users. The primary goal is to make it stupid-simple to store hashed passwords in a database and check if passwords submitted by end users are valid.

Installation

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Usage

This library assumes that the developer is familiar with Doctrine ORM, otherwise the code snippets below won't make much sense.

First, define your entity. Use the "password" type for the column storing passwords:

Then write your code to obtain the EntityManager, and register the password type:

Next, configure the command line tool and use it to create your schema:

Now you are ready to add a user to the system. In the example below we will set the raw password, and the library will automatically hash it when written to the database.

The password is now stored as a hash in the database. When retrieving the user from the database, the password is returned as an object that contains a helper method to compare raw passwords submitted by end users:

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Requires php Version >=5.3.0
doctrine/orm Version ~2.0
rych/phpass Version ~2.0
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