Auth user management operations

Auth is implemented using abstract classes. A Class corresponds to multiple verification methods.

 

An abstract class is introduced for reference:

Implement a monkey, dog, and other classes. It can usually be implemented using abstract classes and interfaces:

However, we do not directly define a specific class. We put all monkey and dog features in different config, and use the abstract class method to initialize an object.

Config. php

1 <? PhP2 return array (3 'driver '=> 'monkey', // call that class. 4 'index' => 'ani ', // others. 5 );

Config

Animal. php

 1 <?php 2 abstract class Animal{ 3     protected static $_instance; 4      5     public static function instance($config){ 6  7         $driver=$config[‘driver‘]; 8         $ind=$config[‘index‘]; 9         require "animal/$driver.php";10         11         $class=$ind."_".$driver;12         self::$_instance=new $class($config);13         return self::$_instance;14     }15     16 }17 18 $config=require ‘animal/config/config.php‘;19 $dog=Animal::instance($config);20 echo $dog->getname();

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Dog. php

1 <?php2 // require ‘../animal.php‘;3 class Ani_dog extends Animal{4     5     function getname(){6         return "dog";7     }8     9 }

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Monkey. php

1 <?php2 // require ‘../animal.php‘;3 class Ani_monkey extends Animal{4     5     function getname(){6         return "monkey";7     }8     9 }

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Auth also adjusts the authentication method in this way. It has a class with a custom driver as file.

Use the first step of the module to configure the correct config.

Calls an abstract class to initialize an object;

For authentication.

For example:

1         $auth = Auth::instance();2         if ($auth->login(‘admin‘, ‘good_pass‘, true)) {3             echo ‘hello, ‘ . $auth->get_user();4         } else {5             echo ‘login failed!‘;6         }7         $auth->logout();

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Auth implementation includes:

Password Encryption:

Use the hash_hmac function for hash encrypted storage.

Session Logging logon, which defines the automatic retention period. This feature is automatically released when no operation is performed.