README

Passport package for Bone Mvc Framework

installation

Use Composer

composer require delboy1978uk/bone-passport

usage

Simply add to the config/packages.php

<?php

// use statements here
use Bone\Passport\PassportPackage;
use Del\Passport\PassportPackage as DelPassportPackage;

return [
    'packages' => [
        // packages here...,
        DelPassportPackage::class,
        PassportPackage::class,
    ],
    // ...
];

Now run the bone command to pick up database changes, creating a database migration, then run them:

bone migrant:diff
bone migrant:migrate

roles

Roles can be set via the command line using the bone command

bone passport:role --help

Description:
  Manages roles.

Usage:
  passport:role <operation> <role>

Arguments:
  operation             add or remove
  role                  The role name

You can assign a role to a user again by using the bone command

bone passport:admin --help

Description:
  User role admin.

Usage:
  passport:admin <operation> <role> <userId> [<entityId>]

Arguments:
  operation             grant or revoke
  role                  The role name
  userId                The ID of the user
  entityId              The ID of the entity, if any

middleware

Bone Passport comes with an easy to use middleware to secure your routes. Anyone without the required credentionals will receive a 403 unauthorised response.

In your addRoutes() method in the package class, create the middleware first:

public function addRoutes(Container $c, Router $router): Router
{
    $passportControl = $c->get(PassportControl::class);
    $middleware = new PassportControlMiddleware($passportControl);

    // routes here
}

To secure an endpoint, you should already be using a middleware such as SessionAuth, which provides a PSR-7 RequestInterface with a User object set as the user attribute. Add to the array of middlware with the options you require:

$router->map('GET', '/lock-me', [MyController::class, 'someAction'])->middlewares([
    $c->get(SessionAuth::class), 
    $middleware->withOptions('admin')
]);

entity ids

Sometimes a role will only be in control of various specific entities. For example, a league admin would be in charge of specific clubs in that league. Usually the ID of that entity will be in the URL. You can lock down this by passing the route variable name, like so:

$router->map('GET', '/books/edit/{id:number}', [MyController::class, 'someAction'])->middlewares([
    $c->get(SessionAuth::class), 
    $middleware->withOptions('book-admin', 'id')
]);