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Informations about the package phpauth

PHP Authentication & Authorization System

Un sistema completo de control de acceso seguro para PHP vanilla (sin frameworks) con PostgreSQL.

Funcionalidades

Casos de Uso Soportados

Instalación

  1. Base de Datos

    • Asegúrate de tener PostgreSQL ejecutándose.
    • Crea tu base de datos (por ejemplo, auth_db).
    • Ejecuta el script SQL para inicializar el esquema:

    (Nota: schema.sql ya incluye los roles admin, cliente y soporte, así como el permiso view_dashboard)

  2. Variables de Entorno

    • Copia .env.example a .env:

    • Edita el archivo .env configurando los datos de tu conexión PDO hacia PostgreSQL.
  3. Ejecución Local (Servidor de Desarrollo)

Pruebas de Uso

  1. Entra a http://localhost:8013/register.php y regístrate. Por seguridad y buena práctica, el sistema asume que eres un cliente común sin el permiso view_dashboard.
  2. Al ingresar e intentar navegar a http://localhost:8013/dashboard.php, el sistema denegará el acceso.
  3. Puedes entrar a la base de datos y ascender a tu usuario cambiando el role_id = 1 (admin) o role_id = 3 (soporte).
  4. Vuelve a iniciar sesión; ahora el Dashboard cargará sin problema.

En cualquier archivo (ya sea vista o endpoint API), solo requieres el autoload de Composer, session.php, y hacer uso de AuthRbac:

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Requires php Version ^8.3
ext-yaml Version *
juanvladimir13/postgres-database Version ^0.1.7
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