Warden will be a framework-independent framework for user authentication, authentication and management. It provides common base entities, interactors and UI across a set of packages that can be assembled as required.

Warden is under heavy development and not recommended for production use outwith inGenerator.

Installing warden-core

This isn't in packagist yet : you'll need to add our package repository to your composer.json:

{
  "repositories": [
    {"type": "composer", "url": "https://php-packages.ingenerator.com"}
  ]
}

$> composer require ingenerator/warden-core

Validation

A default validation interface is included, along with an implementation using symfony validator and a factory to create a validator.

Using attribute based mapping

The warden-core package defines validation mapping by default with attributes on the various entity and request objects.

Using alternate mapping

If you want to use an alternate validation mapping method (e.g. yaml files / xml files) you will need to define the appropriate mappings based on the constraints specified in the warden class annotations, and populate your validation builder appropriately.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome but please contact us before you start work on anything to check your plans line up with our thinking and future roadmap.

Contributors

This package has been sponsored by inGenerator Ltd

• Andrew Coulton acoulton - Lead developer

Licence

Licensed under the BSD-3-Clause Licence