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MojoX-Authentication-0.002
/ MojoX::Authentication::Model::Db

NAME

MojoX::Authentication::Model::Db

SYNOPSIS

use MojoX::Authentication::Model::Db;

DESCRIPTION

This class is not supposed to be used directly but through MojoX::Authentication::Model instead.

This class composes role MojoX::Authentication::Model::Role::Local and inherits its methods.

INTERFACE

column_remaps

my $aref = $self->column_remaps;

create

my $instance = MojoX::Authentication::Model::Db->new( $config, %args);

Constructor.

Can receive the configuration either from a more "generic" $config hash as well as direct named arguments.

First a name is determined, either from $args{name} or hashy by default. Then $config is looked at for a corresponding value, which is either expected to be missing/undef or be a hash reference. In case a hash reference is found, its pairs override those on %args, with the only exception of the key name which is preserved if already present or set to the default otherwise.

If the wmdb key is present, a new instance of the class is created and returned. Otherwise, the method returns undef.

Also accepts parameters for the following accessors: "name" (only from %args, see above), "table", "column_remaps", "crypt_passphrase" (inherited from role MojoX::Authentication::Model::Role::Local), "remaps", and "username_column".

load_user

my $user = $provider->load_user($ignored, $uid);

Load the user by its userid, compatibly with mojolicious::plugin::authentication's interface for loading users. the first parameter (which is supposed to be a controller instance) is ignored.

See "id_column".

load_user_by_name

my $user = $provider->load_user_by_name($ignored, $username);

Load the user by its username, according to "name_column".

name

my $name = $provider->name;

Name assigned to the provider (e.g. if you want to use different databases at the same time and hence want to instantiate this class multiple times).

remaps

my $aref = $provider->remaps;

Accessor for the list of remaps, handled by MojoX::Authentication::Model::Role::Remap.

Make sure that the mapping contains a way to map the column containing the secret to check in correspondence of key secret, otherwise MojoX::Authentication::Model::Role::Local will fail to check secrets.

save_user

$provider->save_user($user);    # OR
$provider->save_user($user, $is_secret_cleartext);

Save a user.

The input $user is supposed to be a hash reference with at least keys name (for the username/userid) and secret (for the secret). it <MAY> contain other key/value pairs, which will be copied.

The secret is supposed to be already hashed. It is possible to set the optional additional parameter $is_secret_cleartext to a true value to indicate that the hashing should be done by the function before saving the user.

table

my $string = $provider->table;

Returns the name of the table where user accounts are kept. Defaults to accounts.

The names of the columns with interesting values are accessible through "id_column", "name_column" and "secret_column".

username_column

my $string = $provider->name_column;

Returns the name of the column where the username is kept. Defaults to name.

See also "table".

wmdb

my $wmdb = $provider->wmdb;

Accessor to the MojoX::MojoDbWrap object wrapping the relevant database access object (most probably an object of either Mojo::SQLite or Mojo::Pg class).

ANYTHING ELSE (INCLUDING AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE)

See documentation for MojoX::Authentication.