Closed muntean-alex closed 4 years ago
Hi,
Just share my experince about this. For example, assume you use secure_server()
inside the server function.
auth <- secure_server(
check_credentials = check_credentials(credentials)
)
You can get the username with auth$user
or auth$user_info$user
. You also can get other information that correspond to your credentials table with auth$user_info$<column>
.
CMIIW
Hey guys. I wonder if you have a way to send the username to the UI side. I see that we can have reactiveValuesToList(res_auth) on the server side. But I can only send a text to the UI side, not the username. I am trying to have different UI layour for dofferent users.
@aephidayatuloh Hi, I use the following on the server side:
auth <- callModule(module=auth_server,id="auth",check_credentials=check_credentials(credentials))
and the following on the UI side:
auth_ui(id = "auth", background="url('/background-image.jpg') center/cover no-repeat;", lan = use_language("en"),
tags_top=tags$div(tags$h2(tags$b("WELCOME TO INCENTIV8", style = "text-align:center"))),
tags_bottom=tags$div(tags$p("For any question or to request a username/password, please contact ",
tags$a(href="mailto:brian.collins@jcu.edu.au?Subject=From%20INCENTIV8%20App",target="_top","administrator"))),
But the auth$user_info
is always NULL.
Hi,
Would it be possible to extract the username that has logged in? I want to use this to filter the df according to user rights.
I wanted to make an encrypted file with bcrypt for extra security. Have you ever considered this?