PHP code example of weidacat / ldap

1. Go to this page and download the library: Download weidacat/ldap library. Choose the download type require.

2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.

3. Add this code to the index.php.

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

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

weidacat / ldap example snippets


Weidacat\Ldap\LdapServiceProvider::class,


'Ldap' => Weidacat\Ldap\Facades\Ldap::class,


// First possibility, with find/where methods and get
Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', 8162)->get('displayname');

// Second possibility, using an alias for the get method
Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', 8162)->displayname;

// Third possibility, attribute in camelCase format
Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', 8162)->displayName;

// If default attribute is set to 'uid' in conf, you can use the short method
Ldap::people(8162)->displayname;


// Let's directly use the short method
Ldap::people(8162)->get('displayname, mail');

// May as well use an array instead of a string
Ldap::people(8162)->get(['displayName', 'mail']);


array(1) [
    '8162' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake"
        'mail' => string (22) "[email protected]"
    ]
]


array(1) [
    'bobblake' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake"
        'mail' => string (22) "[email protected]"
    ]
]


// Let's use the short method again
Ldap::people('8162, 128')->get('displayname, mail');

// Same thing using arrays
Ldap::people(['8162', '128'])->get(['displayName', 'mail']);

// Longer syntax
Ldap::find('people')->where('uid', ['8162', '128'])->get(['displayName', 'mail']);

// Base your search on another attribute
Ldap::find('people')->where('login', ['bobblake', 'johndoe'])->get(['displayName', 'mail']);


array(2) [
    '108' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (8) "John Doe"
        'mail' => string (20) "[email protected]"
    ]
    '8162' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake"
        'mail' => string (22) "[email protected]"
    ]
]


// The long way
Ldap::find('people')->where('login', ['bobblake', 'johndoe'])->get();

// The short way
Ldap::people('108, 8162')->get();


// The long way
Ldap::find('people')->where('login', 'bob*')->get(['displayName', 'mail']);

// The short way (assuming you have set the 'filter' attribute to 'login' in config)
Ldap::people('bob*')->get(['displayName', 'mail']);

// Also works with multiple wildcards
Ldap::people('bob*, john*')->get(['displayName', 'mail']);


array(2) [
    '108' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (8) "John Doe"
        'mail' => string (20) "[email protected]"
    ]
    '4021' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (10) "John Smith"
        'mail' => string (22) "[email protected]"
    ]
    '8162' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (11) "Bobby Blake"
        'mail' => string (22) "[email protected]"
    ]
    '9520' => array(2) [
        'displayname' => string (12) "Bob McCormac"
        'mail' => string (24) "[email protected]"
    ]
]


// Depending on the filter attribute you've set in the config
Ldap::auth('bobblake', 'm7V3ryStr0ngP@ssw0rd!')


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