NOTE: This extension is under development. Some features are not working yet (see list below).
If you need frontend user in your project you can give it a try. But don't expect to much for now ;)
Fork, hack & have fun! Pull requests are more than welcome! :)

• ☑ Member accounts based on pimcore's data objects
• ☑ Register account (activation modes: auto, email, admin)
• ☑ Login (email/password), logout
• ☑ Reset password (confirm via email)
• ☑ Customizable and extensible flow by config and event hooks
• ☐ Social sign-in thanks to HybridAuth
• ☐ User roles
• ☐ Profile edit, password change
• ☐ Public member profile
• ☐ Remember me
• ☐ More docs
• ☐ First stable release & publish to packagist

• Login error log and anti brute force protection
• Registration only by invitation (invite by admin or active member)
• OpenID/OAuth provider
• Option to force password change after configured period
• Alternative password strength validator inspired by http://xkcd.com/936/ :)

@TODO

@TODO

• Get current logged member object (null if not logged):

  $this->_helper->member()

• Force login in controller's action:

  $this->_helper->member->requireAuth();

  This will automatically redirect user to configured login page.

Events can be used to hook into many functionalities. For more information about using Event API please check pimcore documentation.

• member.register.validate - allows to override validation of register form data.
  Your callback must return configured instance of \Zend_Filter_Input.
  See \Member\Listener\Register::validate() for default implementation.
• member.register.post - allows to define what should be done after member object was created. By default member object is published - which means that account is active and member is able to login.
  There is also confirm callback implemented which sends confirmation link via email.
  If you remove postRegister action from config.xml members must be activated by admin.
• member.password.reset - allows to override validation of password reset form data.
  Your callback must return configured instance of \Zend_Filter_Input.
  See \Member\Listener\Password::reset() for default implementation.

Plugin installer will automatically create two email documents. You should add appropriate action links with placeholders in content of those emails.

• member/emails/register-confirm
%Text(host);/member/confirm?hash=%Object(member_id,{"method": "getConfirmHash"});
• member/emails/password-reset
%Text(host);/member/password-reset?hash=%Object(member_id,{"method": "getResetHash"});