The 'jf::CurrentUser()' method does not exist about rbac

[abiusx]

it is a means of retriving the current (logged in) user ID to check for permissions, cuz its the most common case.
it is left there to be implemented by the developer, but marking it out in a PSR implementatin woul dbe a good idea. Its authentication domain and should not be included in authorization.
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On Mordad 31, 1392, at 1:48 AM, Jesse Burns [email protected] wrote:

The 'jf::CurrentUser()' method does not exist, causing errors:

$rbac->Users->HasRole()
$rbac->Users->Assign()
$rbac->Users->Unassign()
$rbac->Users->AllRoles()
$rbac->Users->RoleCount()
$rbac->Users->Enforce()
All of the above throw PHP errors if no '$User/$UserID' parameter is provided ($User/$UserID = null). The proper behavior is to check 'jf::CurrentUser()' for current user id, but if 'jf::CurrentUser()' does not exist we get an error stating that fact.

I'm assuming that 'CurrentUser' is an interface that users of PhpRbac needs to implement, but wanted to verify that.

I was wondering if it might be a good idea to implement CurrentUser() with a default of 0 (zero, for guest), and either allow the user of PhpRbac to override it, or have a setter so users can dynamically update the current UserID.

I've added the following code to the jf class (jb.php) as a temporary fix so I can continue working on Unit Tests:

static function CurrentUser() {
return 0;
}
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[jburns131]

Thank you. If it's ok with you I will remove any reference to jf::Current user, thus making the user-id mandatory.

I will also update the above mentioned methods and create/throw an exception if the user-id argument is empty.

Sound good?

[abiusx]

gr8

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On Shahrivar 1, 1392, at 7:20 AM, Jesse Burns [email protected] wrote:

Thank you. If it's ok with you I will remove any reference to jf::Current user, thus making the user-id mandatory.

I will also update the above mentioned methods and create/throw an exception if the user-id argument is empty.

Sound good?

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[jburns131]

I've addressed this Issue in commit aebafee

Please review and close Issue if everything looks good to you.