Saeven
commented
3 years ago Hello!
The relationship on the User entity would look something like this:
/**
* @ORM\OneToMany(targetEntity="CirclicalUser\Entity\UserApiToken", mappedBy="user", cascade={"all"});
*/
private $api_tokens;You would also likely build some getters/setters on the User, like so:
public function getApiTokens(): ?Collection
{
return $this->api_tokens;
}
public function addApiToken(UserApiToken $token): void
{
$this->api_tokens->add($token);
}
public function getApiTokenWithId(string $uuid): ?UserApiToken
{
foreach ($this->api_tokens as $token) {
if ($token->getToken() === $uuid) {
return $token;
}
}
return null;
}In the primary platform I've developed that uses tokens, the admin area has an action that allows people with necessary rights to create tokens:
public function createTokenAction(): JsonModel
{
return $this->json()->wrap(function () {
if (!$this->auth()->isAllowed($this->getPluralType(), AccessModel::ACTION_AUTHOR)) {
throw new NoAccessException();
}
/** @var User $user */
$user = $this->auth()->requireIdentity();
$token = new UserApiToken($user, ApiScopeInterface::API_SCOPE_CONTEST);
$this->userApiTokenMapper->getEntityManager()->persist($token);
$user->addApiToken($token);
$this->userMapper->update($user);
return [
'token' => $token->getUuid()->toString(),
];
});
}Tokens are indeed fetched via logic such as this:
$tokenParameter = $this->params()->fromPost('auth_api_token');
$token = $this->userApiTokenMapper->get($tokenParameter);Lib is being used in some prod apps that are working very well! Should be able to get it going 👍🏼
CreativeNative
I don't get it how to use the User API Tokens and the tests doesn't really help. To my User Entity I added
How do I get the token because like this it doesn't work.
$token = $this->userApiTokenMapper->get('d0cad39b-f269-405e-b3f9-d45b349c0587');I think I'm missing a configuration. Do I?
I got also an error by doctrine validation.
[FAIL] The entity-class TmiUser\Entity\User mapping is invalid: