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Package pop-auth
Short Description Pop Auth Component for Pop PHP Framework
License BSD-3-Clause
Homepage http://www.popphp.org/
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Informations about the package pop-auth
pop-auth
- Overview
- Install
- Quickstart
- Using a File
- Using a Database
- Using HTTP
- Using LDAP
- Getting the User
Overview
pop-auth provides adapters to authenticate users via different authentication sources.
The adapters share the same interface and are interchangeable. The available available
adapters are:
- File
- Database
- HTTP
- LDAP
pop-auth is a component of the Pop PHP Framework.
Install
Install pop-auth using Composer.
composer require popphp/pop-authOr, require it in your composer.json file
"require": {
"popphp/pop-auth" : "^4.0.0"
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Quickstart
To verify an authentication attempt, create a new auth object pointed at its authentication source.
From there, you can attempt to call the authenticate() with a username and password.
If you need to reference the same authentication attempt result at a later time in the application,
you can call isAuthenticated():
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Using a File
Using the file adapter, you would need to create we use a file containing a colon-delimited list of usernames and passwords or, preferably, password hashes:
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Using a Database
Using the table adapter, you would need to create a table in a database that stores the users.
There would need to be a correlating table class that extends Pop\Db\Record (for more on this,
visit the pop-db component.)
For simplicity, the table class has been named MyApp\Table\Users and has a column called
username and a column called password, but those column names can be changed.
If the username/password fields are called something different in the table, that can be changed:
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Using HTTP
Using the HTTP adapter, the user can send an authentication request over HTTP to a remote server.
It will utilize the Pop\Http\Client and its supporting classes from the pop-http component.
The following example will set the username and password as POST data in the payload.
The following example will use a basic authorization header:
The following example will use a bearer token authorization header:
Like the Table adapter, if the username/password fields need to be set to something different to meet the requirements of the HTTP server, you can do that:
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Using LDAP
Using the LDAP adapter, the user can send an authentication request using LDAP to a remote server. The user can set the port and other various options that may be necessary to communicate with the LDAP server.
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Getting the User
Both the table and HTTP adapters have a method that allow you to get any possible user data that
may have been returned. That method is getUser():
This allows you access to the authenticated user's data without having to make an additional request.
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