delphimvcframework/samples/CustomAuth/AuthHandlerU.pas
Daniele Teti ccc8ee90ab FIX OnBeforeAction (Thank you to Marco Mottadelli)
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// Delphi MVC Framework
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// Copyright (c) 2010-2017 Daniele Teti and the DMVCFramework Team
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unit AuthHandlerU;
interface
uses
MVCFramework.Commons, MVCFramework, System.Generics.Collections;
type
TCustomAuth = class(TInterfacedObject, IMVCAuthenticationHandler)
public
// called at each request to know if the request requires an authentication
procedure OnRequest(const ControllerQualifiedClassName: string;
const ActionName: string; var AuthenticationRequired: Boolean);
// if authentication is required, this method must execute the user authentication
procedure OnAuthentication(const UserName: string; const Password: string;
UserRoles: TList<System.string>;
var IsValid: Boolean;
const SessionData: System.Generics.Collections.TDictionary<System.string, System.string>);
// if authenticated, this method defines the user roles
procedure OnAuthorization(UserRoles: System.Generics.Collections.TList<System.string>;
const ControllerQualifiedClassName: string; const ActionName: string;
var IsAuthorized: Boolean);
end;
implementation
{ TCustomAuth }
procedure TCustomAuth.OnAuthentication(const UserName, Password: string;
UserRoles: TList<System.string>; var IsValid: Boolean;
const SessionData: TDictionary<System.string, System.string>);
begin
{
Here you should do the actual query on database or other "users store" to
check if the user identified by UserName and Password is a valid user.
You have to fill also the UserRoles list with the roles of the user.
Moreover additional user properties can be added in the SessionData dictionary
}
// We defined 3 statc users here: admin, user1, user2
IsValid := False;
if (UserName = 'admin') and (Password = 'adminpass') then
begin
IsValid := True;
UserRoles.Add('admin');
end
else if (UserName = 'user1') and (Password = 'user1pass') then
begin
IsValid := True;
UserRoles.Add('role1');
end
else if (UserName = 'user2') and (Password = 'user2pass') then
begin
IsValid := True;
UserRoles.Add('role2');
end;
// if you dont have "roles" concept in your system, you can also avoid to use them and
// sets only IsValid := True;
end;
procedure TCustomAuth.OnAuthorization(
UserRoles: System.Generics.Collections.TList<System.string>;
const ControllerQualifiedClassName, ActionName: string;
var IsAuthorized: Boolean);
begin
if ControllerQualifiedClassName = 'PrivateControllerU.TPrivateController' then
begin
IsAuthorized := UserRoles.Contains('admin');
if not IsAuthorized then
IsAuthorized := (UserRoles.Contains('role1')) and (ActionName = 'OnlyRole1');
if not IsAuthorized then
IsAuthorized := (UserRoles.Contains('role2')) and (ActionName = 'OnlyRole2');
end
else
begin
// You can always navigate in the public section of API
IsAuthorized := True;
end;
end;
procedure TCustomAuth.OnRequest(const ControllerQualifiedClassName,
ActionName: string; var AuthenticationRequired: Boolean);
begin
{
This is the the auth schema implemented: All the actions present in the
'PrivateControllerU.TPrivateController' requires authentication but
the action 'PublicAction'. In other words, 'PublicAction' can be called also
without authentication.
}
AuthenticationRequired :=
ControllerQualifiedClassName = 'PrivateControllerU.TPrivateController';
if AuthenticationRequired then
begin
if ActionName = 'PublicAction' then
begin
AuthenticationRequired := False;
end;
end;
end;
end.