Ubiquity-oAuth version is based on
HybridAuth
Just wanted to let you know :)
And as another suggestion: Would it be possible to add single authentification checks to the current native auth controllers aswell? Because there might be cases where one would only want to protect a single method instead of a whole controller/class
@Noteefy
For the implementation of an AuthController on only 1 method, it is already possible:
/**
* {@inheritDoc}
* @see \Ubiquity\controllers\auth\AuthController::isValidUser()
*/
public function _isValidUser($action=null) {
if($action!=='index'){
return true;
}
return USession::exists($this->_getUserSessionKey());
}In the AuthController class created, by overriding the _isValidUser method, I added here a control only on the index method
@jcheron I plan start a big platform (Forex/stocks/currencies and so on). Spent many time trying to choose the best framework. The last experience with Symfony (3.x a) was bad (we had to rewrite many code to native to radically increase speed). I am doubting and hesitating between Symfony 5 and Yii and to tell the truth don't want any of them. Suddenly found your project, it soudns that I desire long time. So, is't it appropriate for big portal on Nginx/PostgreSql/Memcached/Redis with multilang ?
Je parle France un petit
:thumbsup: pour le Français !
see https://micro-framework.readthedocs.io/en/latest/webtools/index.html for the webtools
and https://micro-framework.readthedocs.io/en/latest/scaffolding/crud.html for the CRUD controllers
And how do you exaplain that Phalcon shows so weak results here: https://orm-benchmarks.kobject.net/ ?
Phalcon's results are comparable on TechEmpower website https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=test&runid=92383925-3ba7-40fd-88cf-19f55751f01c&hw=ph&test=query&l=zik073-v&c=4
The choice of language(Zephir/C for Phalcon) is not enough to establish performance.
For authentication management, you can use the
As far as role management is concerned, there is no ACL module, it is a choice: generally, the ACL modules provided by the frameworks are too complex to be efficiently usable, whereas it is quite easy to implement yourself
AuthControllers see https://micro-framework.readthedocs.io/en/latest/scaffolding/auth.htmlAs far as role management is concerned, there is no ACL module, it is a choice: generally, the ACL modules provided by the frameworks are too complex to be efficiently usable, whereas it is quite easy to implement yourself
There is some unclear description in doc about configuration urls.
We setup Admin and play. We found that it's admin for developer, not for classic admin. Therefore question: how do you think will faster for us: develope admin module from scratch or use SonataAdminBundle or admin from Yii?
For admin module we need:
We setup Admin and play. We found that it's admin for developer, not for classic admin. Therefore question: how do you think will faster for us: develope admin module from scratch or use SonataAdminBundle or admin from Yii?
For admin module we need:
- CRUD for all entities
- Several roles (Superadmin/Moderator/Editor/...)
- New sections, like stats and fin reports
I think I'll add a module like this, with ACL, when I'm done with the email module.
To manage the session with Redis, you must create a class inheriting from
That's also a good idea for the future.
\Ubiquity\utils\http\AbstractSession.That's also a good idea for the future.
It is necessary to generate the Viewer, and override the following method:
use Ubiquity\controllers\crud\viewers\ModelViewer;
use Ajax\semantic\widgets\datatable\DataTable;
/**
* Class UsersCrudViewer
*/
class UsersCrudViewer extends ModelViewer {
protected function getDataTableInstance($instances, $model, $totalCount, $page = 1): DataTable {
$dt = parent::getDataTableInstance($instances, $model, $totalCount, $page);
$dt->setSortable(1);
return $dt;
}
}The parameter of setSortable is the number of the field on which the default sorting is performed.
you must also add jquery tablesort to the included js files: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jquery-tablesort
For a server-side sorting, it is the
CrudDatas class and the _getInstancesFilter method that must be redefinednamespace controllers\crud\datas;
use Ubiquity\controllers\crud\CRUDDatas;
/**
* Class UsersCrudDatas
*/
class UsersCrudDatas extends CRUDDatas {
public function _getInstancesFilter($model) {
return "1=1 order by name";
}
}
And if the field you want to sort on must be dynamically defined, you can set it in the url:
?field=nameclass UsersCrudDatas extends CRUDDatas {
public function _getInstancesFilter($model) {
$f = URequest::get('field', 'id');
$fields = OrmUtils::getFieldNames($model);
if (\array_search($f, $fields)) {
return "1=1 order by $f";
}
return '1=1';
}
}
To finish with the sorting, if you want to add links on the column headers of the dataTable:
/**
* Class UsersCrudViewer
*/
class UsersCrudViewer extends ModelViewer {
/**
*
* {@inheritdoc}
* @see \Ubiquity\controllers\crud\viewers\ModelViewer::getCaptions()
*/
public function getCaptions($captions, $className) {
$captions = parent::getCaptions($captions, $className);
$result = [];
$uri = \strtok($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '?');
foreach ($captions as $caption) {
$field = \strtolower($caption);
$result[] = "<a href='{$uri}?field={$field}'>{$caption}</a>";
}
return $result;
}
}
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