simplon / doi
Simple double opt-in handler w/ database handling via interface
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Simplon Doi
A simple double opt-in verification with injectable DB handler.
Intro
One of my projects has a process for email verification
and another one for password reset
. In both cases I am generating a token, save it to the database and send an email to the user to verify the request. Both scenarios use independent setups since one has been implemented in the very beginning and the other one a couple of months later.
Simplon Doi
has a flexible setup. It will leave it up to you how to interact with your database. The only thing it takes care of is its core
functionality: creation and validation of a double opt-in process.
Install
Get the package via Composer:
{ "require": { "simplon/doi": "*" } }
You will also need the following table in your database. Table name
and type of database
is up to you. The following example is based on MySQL
:
CREATE TABLE `simplon_doi` ( `token` varchar(6) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `connector` char(6) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `data_json` text NOT NULL, `status` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `created_at` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL, `updated_at` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL, UNIQUE KEY `token_status` (`token`,`status`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
Quick Example
Creating a Doi
The following steps create a Doi
and save it to the database:
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php'; // Doi instance with database handler $doi = new \Simplon\Doi\Doi( new \Sample\Handler\SampleDatabaseHandler() ); // connecor is an identifier for your internal reference $connector = 'NL'; // max. 6 chars // data connected to this doi $data = [ 'email' => 'tom@hamburg.de', 'firstName' => 'Tom', 'lastName' => 'Berger', ]; // create entry in database $doiDataVo = $doi->create($connector, $data); // 56,800,235,584 possible tokens
Now you have all related data within $doiDataVo
. Now you need to let your user know. Probably you will send an email which includes a link which points back to your app.
The app needs to handle the request and pass on the TOKEN
to the validation process.
// THE FOLLOWING PART MUST FIT YOUR EMAIL SOLUTION // SIMPLON\DOI DOES NOT OFFER ANY SOLUTION TO THIS // build callback url $callbackUrl = 'https://yourapp.com?token=' . $doiDataVo->getToken(); // email and your message $userEmail = $doiDataVo->getContentDataArray()['email]); $text = 'Dear user, please confirm by clicking on the following link: ' . $callbackUrl; $email = new MyEmailSolution(); $email->send($userEmail, $text);
Validating a Doi
If the user comes back via a callback link you could use the following code to validate the Doi
:
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php'; // Doi instance with database handler $doi = new \Simplon\Doi\Doi( new \Sample\Handler\SampleDatabaseHandler() ); // get token from GET param $token = $_GET['token']; // Pqb2UgtHG0MgIDgI // validate $doiDataVo = $doi->validate($token); // throws DoiException or returns DoiDataVo // do whatever needs to be done // ... // ... // close + invalidate token $doi->complete($doiDataVo);
Validation options
// validation has to be within a given time frame $doiDataVo = $doi->validate($token, 2); // has to be within 2 hours; default: 24 hours // figure how much time is left until token expires $doiDataVo->getTimeOutLeft(); // returns amount in seconds $doiDataVo->getTimeOutLeft(2); // run against time limit of 2 hours // is token timed out? $doiDataVo->isTimedOut(); // returns true/false $doiDataVo->isTimedOut(2); // run against time limit of 2 hours // is this token still usable? takes time and state of token into account $doiDataVo->isUsable(); // true if state is 0 and not timed out $doiDataVo->isUsable(2); // run against time limit of 2 hours
Setup: Database handler
A very rough abstraction of a sample database handler.
class SampleDatabaseHandler implements DoiDatabaseInterface { /** * @var string */ private $databaseName = 'testing'; /** * @var string */ private $tableName = 'simplon_doi'; /** * @return resource */ private $dbh; /** * @param DoiDataVoInterface $doiDataVo * * @return bool */ public function save(DoiDataVoInterface $doiDataVo) { // write data to database } /** * @param $token * * @return bool|(DoiDataVo */ public function fetch($token) { // fetch data from database } /** * @param DoiDataVoInterface $doiDataVo * * @return bool */ public function update(DoiDataVoInterface $doiDataVo) { // update data on existing entry } /** * @return resource */ private function getDbh() { if ($this->dbh === null) { $this->dbh = mysql_connect('localhost', 'rootuser', 'rootuser'); mysql_query('use ' . $this->databaseName, $this->dbh); } return $this->dbh; } }
License
Cirrus is freely distributable under the terms of the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2015 Tino Ehrich (tino@bigpun.me)
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