An AuthenticationProvider is used by AuthManager when authenticating users. More...

Inheritance diagram for MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationProvider:

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Collaboration diagram for MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationProvider:

Public Member Functions
	getAuthenticationRequests ( $action, array $options)
	Return the applicable list of AuthenticationRequests.

	getUniqueId ()
	Return a unique identifier for this instance.

	setConfig (Config $config)
	Set configuration.

	setHookContainer (HookContainer $hookContainer)
	Set the HookContainer.

	setManager (AuthManager $manager)
	Set AuthManager.

Detailed Description

An AuthenticationProvider is used by AuthManager when authenticating users.

This interface should not be implemented directly; use one of its children.

Authentication providers can be registered via $wgAuthManagerAutoConfig.

Since: 1.27

Definition at line 40 of file AuthenticationProvider.php.

Member Function Documentation

◆ getAuthenticationRequests()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationProvider::getAuthenticationRequests	(		$action,
		array	$options
	)

Return the applicable list of AuthenticationRequests.

Possible values for $action depend on whether the implementing class is also a PreAuthenticationProvider, PrimaryAuthenticationProvider, or SecondaryAuthenticationProvider.

ACTION_LOGIN: Valid for passing to beginAuthentication. Called on all providers.
ACTION_CREATE: Valid for passing to beginAccountCreation. Called on all providers.
ACTION_LINK: Valid for passing to beginAccountLink. Called on linking primary providers only.
ACTION_CHANGE: Valid for passing to AuthManager::changeAuthenticationData to change credentials. Called on primary and secondary providers.
ACTION_REMOVE: Valid for passing to AuthManager::changeAuthenticationData to remove credentials. Must work without additional user input (i.e. without calling loadFromSubmission). Called on primary and secondary providers.

See also: AuthManager::getAuthenticationRequests()

Parameters

string	$action
array	$options	Options are: username: User name related to the action, or null/unset if anon. ACTION_LOGIN: The currently logged-in user, if any. ACTION_CREATE: The account creator, if non-anonymous. ACTION_LINK: The local user being linked to. ACTION_CHANGE: The user having data changed. ACTION_REMOVE: The user having data removed. If you leave the username property of the returned requests empty, this will automatically be copied there (except for ACTION_CREATE where it wouldn't really make sense).