Open-source, a self-written permission verification class that supports wildcard verification is more convenient

Provides various official and user-released code examples. For code reference, you are welcome to exchange and learn about a permission authentication class you have written. It is very convenient to support wildcard definition.
QQ group number for this code: 148397843

The source code is updated again and two bugs have been modified.



I. Installation Method:

1. Run the database. SQL file in mysql.
2. Copy Antauth. class. php to the ThinkPHP \ Library \ Think folder.



Ii. Call method:

You can use the asterisk (*) as a wildcard for authentication, for example:

Admin/Index /*
Admin/*/Index


+ Code.1 permission Verification: If (C ('auth _ config ')){
$ Auth = new \ Think \ Antauth ();
$ Check = $ Auth-> check (MODULE_NAME. '/'. CONTROLLER_NAME. '/'. ACTION_NAME, 'user id ');

If (! $ Check ){
$ This-> error ('You do not have this permission yet, please contact the postmaster if necessary ');
} Else {
$ This-> success ('passes permission verification! ');
}
}+ Code.2 Logon: $ Auth = new \ Think \ Antauth ();

$ Info = $ Auth-> login ('user id', 'username', 'Password ');

If ($ info> 0 ){
$ This-> success ('logon successful ');
} Else {
$ This-> error ($ this-> getMessage ($ info ));
}+ Code.3 registration: $ Auth = new \ Think \ Antauth ();

$ Data = array ('username' => 'abc ',
'Password' => '123 ',
'Repassword' => '123 ',
'Email '=> 'abc @ aaa.com ',
);

$ Info = $ Auth-> regUser ($ data );

If ($ info> 0 ){
$ This-> success ('registration successful! ');
} Else {
$ This-> error ($ this-> getMessage ($ info ));
}

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