public function setAuthInfo($authInfo)
{
parent::setAuthInfo($authInfo);
$this->username = isset($authInfo['username']) ? $authInfo['username'] : null;
$this->password = isset($authInfo['password']) ? $authInfo['password'] : null;
$this->sitename = isset($authInfo['sitename']) ? $authInfo['sitename'] : null;
}
public function setAuthInfo($authInfo)
{
parent::setAuthInfo($authInfo);
$this->apiKey = isset($authInfo['apiKey']) ? $authInfo['apiKey'] : null;
$this->responseKey = isset($authInfo['responseKey']) ? $authInfo['responseKey'] : null;
$this->accessToken = isset($authInfo['accessToken']) ? $authInfo['accessToken'] : null;
if ($this->apiKey && $this->responseKey && is_null($this->accessToken)) {
$this->authForAccessToken();
}
}
/**
* Set internal auth information. If authCode is not provided, one will be
* requested from the JoinMe API. The authCode can be reused and is valid
* until another one is requested, so you may persist it somewhere rather
* than the user's actual password. However, the JoinMe API does not have
* a concept of an application token as well, so if the user uses another
* service to access their account it will invalidate the authcode you have
* stored.
*
* @param array $authInfo
*/
public function setAuthInfo($authInfo)
{
parent::setAuthInfo($authInfo);
$this->email = isset($authInfo['email']) ? $authInfo['email'] : null;
$this->password = isset($authInfo['password']) ? $authInfo['password'] : null;
$this->authCode = isset($authInfo['authCode']) ? $authInfo['authCode'] : null;
if ($this->email && $this->password && is_null($this->authCode)) {
$this->requestAuthCode();
}
}
public function setAuthInfo($authInfo)
{
parent::setAuthInfo($authInfo);
$this->baseUrl = isset($authInfo['baseUrl']) ? $this->checkAndFixBaseUrl($authInfo['baseUrl']) : null;
$this->salt = isset($authInfo['salt']) ? $authInfo['salt'] : null;
}
