PHP code example of uconn-its / caspian

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

    

uconn-its / caspian example snippets

$storage = CASPian\Caspian::sessionProvider();

// For redis servers with no authentication
$storage = CASPian\Caspian::redisProvider('localhost', 6379);

// For redis servers with password authentication
$storage = CASPian\Caspian::redisProvider('localhost', 6379, 'password');

// By default, the client will be created with no logging
\CASpian\Caspian::client('https://cas.example.edu', 'https://www.service.com', $storage);

// You may pass a PSR-3 logger to the client to enable logging
// Here we use Monolog to log to stdout at the DEBUG level
$logger = new Monolog\Logger('caspian');
$logger->pushHandler(new Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler('php://stdout', Monolog\Logger::DEBUG));
\CASpian\Caspian::client('https://cas.example.edu', 'https://www.service.com', $storage, $logger);

\CASpian\Caspian::disableRemoveTicketRedirect(); // Disables removing the ticket from the URL after a successful login

if (\CASpian\Caspian::isAuthenticated()) {
    // User is authenticated
    echo 'Hello, ' . \CASpian\Caspian::getUser();
}

\CASpian\Caspian::forceAuthentication();

// Code that should only be executed if the user is authenticated
echo 'Hello, ' . \CASpian\Caspian::getUser();

if (isset($_GET['logout'])) {
    \CASpian\Caspian::logout();
}

// Optionally, you can pass a URL to redirect the user to after logging out
if (isset($_GET['logout'])) {
    \CASpian\Caspian::logout('https://www.example.com');
}

\CASpian\Caspian::forceAuthentication();

echo 'Hello, ' . \CASpian\Caspian::getUser();

\CASpian\Caspian::forceAuthentication();

$attributes = \CASpian\Caspian::getAttributes();
echo 'Hello, ' . $attributes['givenName'];

// You can also get a specific attribute
echo 'Hello, ' . \CASpian\Caspian::getAttribute('givenName');