Add a Dummy authentication driver #1
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yunosh
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Oct 27, 2017
lib/Horde/Auth/Dummy.php
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| * @license http://www.horde.org/licenses/lgpl21 LGPL-2.1 | ||
| * @package Auth | ||
| */ | ||
| class Horde_Auth_Dummy extends Horde_Auth_Base |
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This is rather a Mock driver, it should be called like that.
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| * The Horde_Auth_Dummy class provides an in-memory user list. | ||
| * It is meant to be used for throwaway setups, satellite systems or for |
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One empty line here to separate description from summery
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| <?php | |||
| /** | |||
| * Copyright 2017-2018 Horde LLC (http://www.horde.org/) | |||
lib/Horde/Auth/Dummy.php
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| throw new Horde_Auth_Exception('User already exists'); | ||
| } | ||
| $this->_params['users'][$userId] = Horde_Auth::getCryptedPassword( | ||
| $credentials['password'], |
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| * @param boolean $sort Sort the users? | ||
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| * @return mixed The array of userIds. | ||
| * @throws Horde_Auth_Exception |
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Doesn't throw an exception. Some other methods don't either.
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| */ | ||
| protected function _authenticate($userId, $credentials) | ||
| { | ||
| if ($this->exists($userId)) { |
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This is easier to follow by negating the check, i.e. if (!$this->exists || $this->_compare) throw
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| protected function _comparePasswords($encrypted, $plaintext) | ||
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| return $encrypted == Horde_Auth::getCryptedPassword($plaintext, |
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Indentions. Wrap the first argument already, then line-up further arguments.
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| * PHP version 5 | |||
| $this->driver->addUser('user4', array('password' => 'foo')); | ||
| $this->assertCount(4, $this->driver->listUsers()); | ||
| // Add somebody who already exist | ||
| $this->setExpectedException(Horde_Auth_Exception::class); |
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::class makes travis fail on php 5.4.
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And please rebase on current master to fix the travis 5.6 and 7.0 builds |
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Closing this for new, clean #2 |
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The Dummy authentication driver allows to password protect a horde installation with a fixed set of login credentials.
It is fast for a small amount of users as it keeps everything in memory and is easy to set up.
This makes it useful for stripped down installations like demo setups, API providers, no DB setups, integration tests etc.
Different from the Auto driver, it actually requires the user to login.
The driver provides actual functionality to add, remove or update users and keep changes, though it is pointless. Without actually changing the driver configuration, the driver will forget any changes with the next request.
Out of scope of this individual PR:
Provide Core and base integration
Provide a callback mechanism and a sample callback to persist any changes.