serjazz / module-user-management
User with improved RBAC
Requires
- ikimea/browser: 1.12.0
- webvimark/bootstrap-switch: ^1.0.0
- webvimark/components: ^1.0.0
- webvimark/date-range-picker: ^1.0.0
- webvimark/grid-bulk-actions: ^1.0.0
- webvimark/grid-page-size: ^1.0.0
- webvimark/helpers: ^1.0.0
README
Perks
- User management
- RBAC (roles, permissions and stuff) with web interface
- Registration, authorization, password recovery and so on
- Visit log
- Optimised (zero DB queries during usual user workflow)
- Nice widgets like GhostMenu or GhostHtml::a where elements are visible only if user has access to route where they point
Installation
The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.
Either run
composer require webvimark/module-user-management
or add
"webvimark/module-user-management": "^1"
to the require section of your composer.json
file.
Configuration
- In your config/web.php
'components'=>[ 'user' => [ 'class' => 'webvimark\modules\UserManagement\components\UserConfig', // Comment this if you don't want to record user logins 'on afterLogin' => function($event) { \webvimark\modules\UserManagement\models\UserVisitLog::newVisitor($event->identity->id); } ], ], 'modules'=>[ 'user-management' => [ 'class' => 'webvimark\modules\UserManagement\UserManagementModule', // 'enableRegistration' => true, // Add regexp validation to passwords. Default pattern does not restrict user and can enter any set of characters. // The example below allows user to enter : // any set of characters // (?=\S{8,}): of at least length 8 // (?=\S*[a-z]): containing at least one lowercase letter // (?=\S*[A-Z]): and at least one uppercase letter // (?=\S*[\d]): and at least one number // $: anchored to the end of the string //'passwordRegexp' => '^\S*(?=\S{8,})(?=\S*[a-z])(?=\S*[A-Z])(?=\S*[\d])\S*$', // Here you can set your handler to change layout for any controller or action // Tip: you can use this event in any module 'on beforeAction'=>function(yii\base\ActionEvent $event) { if ( $event->action->uniqueId == 'user-management/auth/login' ) { $event->action->controller->layout = 'loginLayout.php'; }; }, ], ],
To learn about events check:
- http://www.yiiframework.com/doc-2.0/guide-concept-events.html
- http://www.yiiframework.com/doc-2.0/guide-concept-configurations.html#configuration-format
Layout handler example in AuthHelper::layoutHandler()
To see full list of options check UserManagementModule file
- In your config/console.php (this is needed for migrations and working with console)
'modules'=>[ 'user-management' => [ 'class' => 'webvimark\modules\UserManagement\UserManagementModule', 'controllerNamespace'=>'vendor\webvimark\modules\UserManagement\controllers', // To prevent yii help from crashing ], ],
- Run migrations
./yii migrate --migrationPath=vendor/webvimark/module-user-management/migrations/
- In you base controller
public function behaviors() { return [ 'ghost-access'=> [ 'class' => 'webvimark\modules\UserManagement\components\GhostAccessControl', ], ]; }
Where you can go
<?php use webvimark\modules\UserManagement\components\GhostMenu; use webvimark\modules\UserManagement\UserManagementModule; echo GhostMenu::widget([ 'encodeLabels'=>false, 'activateParents'=>true, 'items' => [ [ 'label' => 'Backend routes', 'items'=>UserManagementModule::menuItems() ], [ 'label' => 'Frontend routes', 'items'=>[ ['label'=>'Login', 'url'=>['/user-management/auth/login']], ['label'=>'Logout', 'url'=>['/user-management/auth/logout']], ['label'=>'Registration', 'url'=>['/user-management/auth/registration']], ['label'=>'Change own password', 'url'=>['/user-management/auth/change-own-password']], ['label'=>'Password recovery', 'url'=>['/user-management/auth/password-recovery']], ['label'=>'E-mail confirmation', 'url'=>['/user-management/auth/confirm-email']], ], ], ], ]); ?>
First steps
From the menu above at first you'll se only 2 element: "Login" and "Logout" because you have no permission to visit other urls and to render menu we using GhostMenu::widget(). It's render only element that active user can visit.
Also same functionality has GhostNav::widget() and GhostHtml:a()
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Login as superadmin/superadmin
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Go to "Permissions" and play there
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Go to "Roles" and play there
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Go to "User" and play there
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Relax
Usage
You controllers may have two properties that will make whole controller or selected action accessible to everyone
public $freeAccess = true;
Or
public $freeAccessActions = ['first-action', 'another-action'];
Here are list of the useful helpers. For detailed explanation look in the corresponding functions.
User::hasRole($roles, $superAdminAllowed = true) User::hasPermission($permission, $superAdminAllowed = true) User::canRoute($route, $superAdminAllowed = true) User::assignRole($userId, $roleName) User::revokeRole($userId, $roleName) User::getCurrentUser($fromSingleton = true)
Role, Permission and Route all have following methods
Role::create($name, $description = null, $groupCode = null, $ruleName = null, $data = null) Role::addChildren($parentName, $childrenNames, $throwException = false) Role::removeChildren($parentName, $childrenNames)
Events
Events can be handled via config file like following
'modules'=>[ 'user-management' => [ 'class' => 'webvimark\modules\UserManagement\UserManagementModule', 'on afterRegistration' => function(UserAuthEvent $event) { // Here you can do your own stuff like assign roles, send emails and so on }, ], ],
List of supported events can be found in UserAuthEvent class
FAQ
Question: Do you have API docs?
Answer: Check this one http://opensource.id5.com.br/webvimark/doc/index.html (Credits to lukBarros)
Question: I want users to register and login with they e-mails! Mmmmm... And they should confirm it too!
Answer: See configuration properties $useEmailAsLogin and $emailConfirmationRequired
Question: I want to have profile for user with avatar, birthday and stuff. What should I do ?
Answer: Profiles are to project-specific, so you'll have to implement them yourself (but you can find example here - https://github.com/webvimark/user-management/wiki/Profile-and-custom-registration). Here is how to do it without modifying this module
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Create table and model for profile, that have user_id (connect with "user" table)
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Check AuthController::actionRegistration() how it works (you can skip this part)
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Define your layout for registration. Check example in AuthHelper::layoutHandler(). Now use theming to change registraion.php file
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Define your own UserManagementModule::$registrationFormClass. In this class you can do whatever you want like validating custom forms and saving profiles
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Create your controller where user can view profiles