NAME

CallBackery::User - tell me about the current user

SYNOPSIS

 use CallBackery::User;
 my $user = CallBackery::User->new($self->controller);

 $user->werk;
 $user->may('right'); # does the user have the given right
 $user->id;

DESCRIPTION

All the methods if Mojo::Base as well as the following

$self->controller

the controller

$self->userId

By default the userId is numeric and represents a user account. For system tasks, it gets set to alphabetic identifiers. The following alphabetic identifiers do exist:

 __CONSOLE when running in the config console mode
 __CONFIG for backup and restore tasks

userId

return the user id if the session user is valid.

$self->db

a handle to a CallBackery::Database object.

$self->mojoSqlDb

returns a pointer to one of the Database object of a Mojo::Pg instance.

$self->userInfo

returns a hash of information about the current user.

$self->loginName

returns a human readable login name for the current user

$self->sessionConf

Extracts the session config from the cookie from the X-Session-Cookie header or the xsc parameter. If the xsc parameter is set, its timestamp must be no older than 2 seconds.

$user->login($login,$password)

login the user object. If login return 1 you can then makeSessionCookie.

$bool = $self->may(right);

Check if the user has the right indicated.

makeSessionCookie()

Returns a timestamped, signed session cookie containing the current userId.

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2013 by OETIKER+PARTNER AG. All rights reserved.

AUTHOR

Tobi Oetiker <tobi@oetiker.ch>

HISTORY

 2010-06-12 to 1.0 initial
 2013-11-19 to 1.1 mojo port

cpanm CallBackery

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install CallBackery