Hi, this plugin rocks ! how would you handle the inGroup for the php side ? i need to use in my own plugin.

Thanks

Last updated 8 years ago

Thanks for the question. I have made changes to the plugin today that will make it easier for you to do this. See https://github.com/firemankurt/passage README.md file for all the functions.

To answer your question directly:

// use hasGroup($group_code) to check membership
$isCool = \KurtJensen\Passage\Plugin::hasGroup('cool_people')

Last updated 8 years ago

Thanks for the updates Kurt, appreciate the speed

however, i m having this exception

[2016-10-05 12:04:38] dev.ERROR: exception 'Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalErrorException' with message 'Call to undefined function KurtJensen\Passage\inGroupName()' in /Users/chrisvidal/Sites/smartbuild.asia/site/plugins/kurtjensen/passage/Plugin.php:152

plugin.php line 152

$answer = inGroupName($group);

should be

$answer = $this->inGroupName($group);

Last updated 8 years ago

after some testing, i have a different behavior using the new inGroup twig function :

inGroupName('Discovery')

does not behave the same as

inGroup('discovery')

where Discovery is the group name and discovery is the group code

Last updated 8 years ago

The PHP method is slightly different from the twig method.

use: hasGroup('discovery') or hasGroupName('Discovery') in PHP written like \KurtJensen\Passage\Plugin::hasGroup('discovery')

use: inGroup('discovery') or inGroupName('Discovery') in twig.

chris10207 said:

plugin.php line 152

$answer = inGroupName($group);

should be

$answer = $this->inGroupName($group);

Good catch. I will fix it.

another qwack here in the private function inGroup() it should be line 150

        $answer = array_key_exists($group, $this->passage_groups());

instead of

        $answer = in_array($group, $this->passage_groups());

in_array will look into the values only, and here we want to look into the keys

Last updated 8 years ago

Well that was a dumb mistake! I have made corrections. Please update and try again.

Thank you for point this out. :-)

a suggestion of new twig function: inGroups() that allow to check if the user is belonging to a set of groups

in plugin.php

 public function registerMarkupTags() {
        return [
            'functions' => [
                'inGroups' => function ($groups) {return $this->inGroups($groups);}
            ],
        ];
    }

then

private function inGroups($lookupGroups){
        return !array_diff((array) $lookupGroups, \KurtJensen\Passage\Plugin::passageGroups());
    }

in your twig file, usage would be

{% if inGroups(['discovery', 'main-account']) %}
{% endif %}

Last updated 8 years ago

I know it's been a while but new tags and methods have been added in version 1.0.11

See the updated documentation.