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May 19th 2021, 08:48 |
 kevin.pfeifer |
yea and in there you can extend the exceptions array which should be caught and then redirected |
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May 19th 2021, 08:48 |
slackebot |
<neon1024> |
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May 19th 2021, 08:48 |
neon1024 |
Yes, same! |
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May 19th 2021, 08:47 |
kevin.pfeifer |
we had a similar issue on monday :) |
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May 19th 2021, 08:47 |
slackebot |
<kevin.pfeifer> |
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May 19th 2021, 08:47 |
neon1024 |
Ahok, fair enough, Easily done! |
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May 19th 2021, 08:47 |
kevin.pfeifer |
its an options available on the authorization middleware |
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May 19th 2021, 08:46 |
kevin.pfeifer |
ah sorry, i mixed up authentication and authorization again |
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May 19th 2021, 08:45 |
neon1024 |
https://github.com/cakephp/authentication/blob/2.6.1/src/Middleware/AuthenticationMiddleware.php#L49-L50 |
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May 19th 2021, 08:45 |
neon1024 |
I only see a redirect which I have included |
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May 19th 2021, 08:44 |
neon1024 |
I don’t see that option, let me double check |
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May 19th 2021, 08:43 |
kevin.pfeifer |
you need to add the `\Authorization\Exception\ForbiddenException` to the `unauthorizedHandler` option set in the authenticationmiddleware |
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May 19th 2021, 08:43 |
neon1024 |
Feels like a dead-end |
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May 19th 2021, 08:43 |
neon1024 |
Even then, I’m unsure how you’d redirect a user from a middleware |
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May 19th 2021, 08:41 |
neon1024 |
All I can think is to extend the class and catch the exception myself in the custom class |
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May 19th 2021, 08:40 |
neon1024 |
Unless I’m mistaken there seems to be a bug in the Authorization plugin’s RequestAuthorizationMiddleware. If you load it, and hit a url without an indentity, you get an Exception. However, it’s not possible to catch that exception and redirect the user to create an indentity (login) |
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May 19th 2021, 01:15 |
ndm |
sometimes... maybe... thanks :upside_down_face: |
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May 18th 2021, 20:52 |
caseyw |
You are one fine human being. |
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May 18th 2021, 20:21 |
slackebot |
$this->mockService(FooMiddleware::class, function () { $fooMiddlewareMock = $this ->getMockBuilder(FooMiddleware::class) ->onlyMethods(['process']) ->getMock(); // ... return $fooMiddlewareMock; }); $this->get('/foo/bar'); // ... }``` |
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May 18th 2021, 20:21 |
slackebot |
$this->getContainer()->get(FooMiddleware::class); $routes->registerMiddleware('foo', $fooMiddleware); $routes->connect('/foo/bar', function (RouteBuilder $routes) { $routes->applyMiddleware('foo'); }); }``` ```public function testFooBar() { // this method keeps a list of mocks/objects, which is being used // to modify the container when the app dispatches the event |
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May 18th 2021, 20:21 |
ndm |
No problem... to close off, a quick and dirty example of what it probably somewhat would look like in 4.2, just to give you an idea: ```// event is being dispatched after this method has been invoked public function services(ContainerInterface $container): void { $container->add(FooMiddleware::class); } public function routes(RouteBuilder $routes): void { parent::routes($routes); $fooMiddleware = |
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May 18th 2021, 20:06 |
caseyw |
@ndm Sweet, noted, and I'll check that out in more detail. Thank you for your time. |
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May 18th 2021, 19:55 |
ndm |
Then you'll have to come up with something conceptually similar on your own I'm afraid. What the core does with the DIC is pretty simple, the container is built/configured in the `Application` class, and an event is being dispatched afterwards (`Application.buildContainer`), which the test environment listens to, and then modifies the container with the configured mocks. |
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May 18th 2021, 19:37 |
caseyw |
@ndm Thanks for the response. This project is on 3.9 currently. |
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May 18th 2021, 19:35 |
ndm |
You would need to obtain that middleware from a place where it can be mocked, it's not mockable out of the box. If you're on CakePHP 4.2+, you could probably use the DIC. |
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May 18th 2021, 19:27 |
caseyw |
Question for you all. I'm writing a test for a route, and that route is using middleware using "->setMiddleware()". I'd like to be able to inject a mock middleware inside my test, but I'm not seeing anything online so far. Any tips/hints/suggestions? |
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May 18th 2021, 19:10 |
paolo.bragagni |
:+1: |
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May 18th 2021, 18:20 |
ndm |
https://github.com/cakephp/authorization/tree/master/templates/bake ? |
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May 18th 2021, 18:07 |
paolo.bragagni |
A twig file |
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May 18th 2021, 18:01 |
ndm |
You mean a command? |
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May 18th 2021, 17:57 |
paolo.bragagni |
Sorry. A model for baking policies. |
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May 18th 2021, 17:55 |
ndm |
Sorry, I don't know what you mean by "_bake model_"? |
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May 18th 2021, 17:15 |
paolo.bragagni |
(there is a bake model for policy?) |
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May 18th 2021, 17:14 |
paolo.bragagni |
Ok thanks |
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May 18th 2021, 15:34 |
etibor |
i dodnt know that the default.ctp can be used for tis purposes |
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May 18th 2021, 15:33 |
etibor |
works a charm |
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May 18th 2021, 15:33 |
etibor |
thank you - thank you |
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May 18th 2021, 15:30 |
ndm |
At least if I understood your whole ordeal somewhat correctly. |
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May 18th 2021, 15:30 |
ndm |
In your default layout, accompanied by a check if the current user has the admin role. |
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May 18th 2021, 15:29 |
etibor |
but where should i place for Template elements? |
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May 18th 2021, 15:28 |
etibor |
i know for the controllers ehen i want to use a common function i have to place in AppController |