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# Mar 5th 2018, 13:29 birdy247 @admad Just wondering if you have any tips on migration from your Hybrid Auth plugin to the socialAuth plugin?
# Mar 5th 2018, 13:02 admad shiftplayer: it's not, but https://github.com/FriendsOfCake/crud-json-api is
# Mar 5th 2018, 13:00 admad @dereuromark "Spares me the internal request baggage" cells don't do any internal request
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:34 shiftplayer does anybody now if the JSON View described in the documentation (https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/views/json-and-xml-views.html) is compatible with json-api? (http://jsonapi.org/)
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:33 shiftplayer Hi
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:20 portilloster but the idea is to have a login, and in the next view you can see the name of the person that is logged
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:19 neon1024 Hehe!
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:19 portilloster I do not know whether the docs need tweaking, to be honest Im just a simply junior dev and I just do what I´m told!
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:18 portilloster thanks @neon1024!! It worked!!
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:04 joshualuckers but maybe helpers are a better solution
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:04 dereuromark I still use component+helper mix here :slightly_smiling_face: Spares me the internal request baggage
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:04 joshualuckers I use cells to make reusable pieces of templates. For example a "ProductPriceCell" that can be reused in different views.
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:03 neon1024 I like them for database driven navigation, and some sidebars
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:03 dereuromark Really? anything in cells can be done otherwise as well, or at least I thought so until now.
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:02 neon1024 I love a view cell :slightly_smiling_face:
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:01 dereuromark It doesnt work with cells yet quite well afaik - but tbh, I never use cells anyway. Dont find them useful.
# Mar 5th 2018, 12:00 dereuromark The plugin workaround using https://github.com/dereuromark/cakephp-tinyauth/blob/master/docs/Authorization.md#authusercomponent works fine for me (and all others) for the time being, but I would still like to see this landing in core at some point.
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:58 dereuromark yes, opened April 2015: https://github.com/cakephp/cakephp/issues/6247 => evolved into https://github.com/cakephp/cakephp/issues/6925 but should have never closed due to the missing request part IMO that the helper/view level needs :slightly_smiling_face:
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:55 neon1024 Oh, there is a ticket already? Will the new Auth middleware change the way the view layer, accesses the auth information
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:52 dereuromark But some docs until then probably cant hurt :slightly_smiling_face:
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:52 dereuromark No, it means we have to get this ticket done that is dormant for 3 years, to move everything to its own request (kind of) level.
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:51 neon1024 Perhaps this is an indication that the docs need tweaking?
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:51 dereuromark also it breaks non-stateless approach usually, and has other cavities
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:50 neon1024 I also wouldn’t want to have a component being accessed from my view layer
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:50 dereuromark Or, if you use tinyauth AuthUser helper: `$this->AuthUser->user('username')`. No, never ever use AuthComponent here, and statically even never ever ever :slightly_smiling_face:
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:49 edgaras.jan `AuthComponent::user('username')` https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/controllers/components/authentication.html#accessing-the-logged-in-user
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:48 neon1024 `getSession()` now, if you’re on 3.4+
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:48 neon1024 I use this personally, `$this->request->session()->read('Auth.User.username')`
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:47 neon1024 If you’re using the AuthComponent you should be able to read it from the Session
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:42 portilloster Hi guys! Can you please help me with this basic problem? In the default layout template I want to show the logged User Name in this div: <div class="top-bar-section"> <ul class="right"> <li><a target="_blank" href="#">USER_NAME</a></li> </ul> </div> How can I do this? Thanks!!!
# Mar 5th 2018, 11:21 dereuromark always check log files here, they contain the info you need.
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# Mar 5th 2018, 11:20 ghoritrilochan hii.. plesk in host my first project. plz help
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:44 em. @dereuromark ok thx! :slightly_smiling_face:
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:40 dereuromark compsoser.json I mean
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:40 dereuromark I keep it lean. Adding the initial code and composer.install so I can composer require it in my app, then finalizing it from there with the ability of doing testing and also in-app-testing.
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:35 em. So what is your approach on this? If you start a new cakephp plugin?
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:24 dereuromark They would be in vendor then usually, though.
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:23 dereuromark Sure, you can do that. Whatever works for you.
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:22 em. Hey, good morning! What would be the best workflow for developing, test and maintain all your (private) cakephp plugins? For example, should i make a fresh cakephp project, and maintain my packages in the plugin folder; which all contain git repositories? Or is there a better approach? I can’t find any good reads about it. Maybe someone can point me to the right direction…
# Mar 5th 2018, 09:16 dereuromark You could use my Passwordable behavior (in Tools plugin) which ships this functionality out of the box