Authentication Service
The authentication service can be used by injecting it using WireBox:
property name="auth" inject="[email protected]";
// OR
var auth = wirebox.getInstance( "[email protected]" );
Or, the quick way, you can just use the
auth() helper method (which is actually just a shortcut to a wirebox injection). The auth() helper is very useful in views. And since Wirebox handles singleton management, you don't have to worry about calling auth()too many times.The
auth() helper is available in handlers, layouts, and views. You will need to use the injection if you need cbauth in other models.argument | type | required | default | description |
user | any | true | | The user component to log in. The component must respond to the getId() method. |
Logs a user in to the system. The returned user component must respond to the
getId() method (as defined in the IAuthUser interface). Additionally, the user is cached in the request scope. If a user is already in the session, this will replace it with the given user. This method returns the passed in user object.argument | type | required | default | description |
No arguments | | | | |
Logs a user out of system. This method can be called regardless of if there is currently a logged in user.
argument | type | required | default | description |
username | string | true | | The username to attempt to log in. |
password | string | true | | The password to attempt to log in. |
Attempts to log a user by calling the
retrieveUserByUsername and isValidCredentials on the provided userServiceClass. If isValidCredentials returns false, it throws a InvalidCredentials exception.If it succeeds, it returns the logged in
user object. If it succeeds, it also sets the user id (obtained by calling getId() on the returned user component) in the configured sessionStorage and the returned user component in the configured requestStorage.argument | type | required | default | description |
no arguments | | | | |
Returns
boolean whether a user is logged in to the system. argument | type | required | default | description |
no arguments | | | | |
Alias for
isLoggedInargument | type | required | default | description |
no arguments | | | | |
Returns whether a user is logged out of the system. Opposite of
check() and isLoggedIn().argument | type | required | default | description |
no arguments | | | | |
Returns the currently logged in user component.
If there is no logged in user, it throws a
NoUserLoggedIn exception.If there is a user object in the configured
requestStorage, it is returned.If the user object has not been fetched this request, it uses the id set in the configured
sessionStorage to fetch the user (using retrieveUserById). It then sets the user in the configured requestStorage so subsequent calls to getUser don't re-fetch the user.argument | type | required | default | description |
no arguments | | | | |
Alias for
getUserargument | type | required | default | description |
| | | | |
Returns the currently logged in user id.
If there is no logged in user, it throws a
NoUserLoggedIn exception.Last modified 2yr ago