public function it_does_not_permit_mismatched_emails(User $user6)
{
$user6->getId()->willReturn(1);
$user6->getEmail()->willReturn('*****@*****.**');
$this->shouldThrow(MismatchedEmailsException::class)->during('create', [$user6, '*****@*****.**', 'alphabet']);
}
/**
* Very similar to create, except that it won't log the user in. This was created to satisfy circumstances where
* you are creating users from an admin panel for example. This function is also used by create.
*
* @param User $user
* @param string $username
* @param string $password
*
* @return AuthenticationRecordInterface
* @throws EmailUsernameTakenException
* @throws MismatchedEmailsException
* @throws PersistedUserRequiredException
* @throws UsernameTakenException
*/
public function registerAuthenticationRecord(User $user, string $username, string $password) : AuthenticationRecordInterface
{
if (!$user->getId()) {
throw new PersistedUserRequiredException("Your user must have an ID before you can create auth records with it");
}
if ($this->authenticationProvider->findByUsername($username)) {
throw new UsernameTakenException();
}
if (filter_var($username, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
if ($user->getEmail() != $username) {
throw new MismatchedEmailsException();
}
if ($emailUser = $this->userProvider->findByEmail($username)) {
if ($emailUser != $user) {
throw new EmailUsernameTakenException();
}
}
}
$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT);
$auth = $this->authenticationProvider->create($user->getId(), $username, $hash, KeyFactory::generateEncryptionKey()->getRawKeyMaterial());
$this->authenticationProvider->save($auth);
return $auth;
}
