TUserManager manages a static list of users {@link TUser}.
The user information is specified via module configuration using the following XML syntax,
PHP configuration style:
array(
'users' => array(
'class' => 'System.Security.TUserManager',
'properties' => array(
'PasswordMode' => 'Clear',
),
'users' => array(
array('name'=>'Joe','password'=>'demo'),
array('name'=>'John','password'=>'demo'),
),
'roles' => array(
array('name'=>'Administrator','users'=>'John'),
array('name'=>'Writer','users'=>'Joe,John'),
),
),
)
In addition, user information can also be loaded from an external file
specified by {@link setUserFile UserFile} property. Note, the property
only accepts a file path in namespace format. The user file format is
similar to the above sample.
The user passwords may be specified as clear text, SH1 or MD5 hashed by setting
{@link setPasswordMode PasswordMode} as Clear, SHA1 or MD5.
The default name for a guest user is Guest. It may be changed
by setting {@link setGuestName GuestName} property.
TUserManager may be used together with {@link TAuthManager} which manages
how users are authenticated and authorized in a Prado application.
public function testSwitchToGuest()
{
$userManager = new TUserManager();
$userManager->init(self::$config);
$user = $userManager->getUser('joe');
$userManager->switchToGuest($user);
self::assertTrue($user->getIsGuest());
}
