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PHP Web Development with Laminas

By : Flávio Gomes da Silva Lisboa
4.5 (2)
Book Image

PHP Web Development with Laminas

4.5 (2)
By: Flávio Gomes da Silva Lisboa

Overview of this book

Considered the next generation of the Zend framework, Laminas is a high-performance PHP framework for creating powerful web applications with an evolutive architecture. This book takes a hands-on approach to equip you with the knowledge of the Laminas framework necessary to start building web applications based on the reuse of loosely coupled components. You'll learn how to create the basic structure of a PHP web application divided into layers, understand Laminas’ MVC components, and be able to take advantage of the Eclipse platform as a method for developing with Laminas. Step by step, you'll build an e-commerce application based on the technical requirements of a fictional business, and get to grips with implementing those requirements using Laminas components. By the end of this web development book, you’ll be able to build a completely secured MVC application in PHP language using Laminas.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
1
Part 1: Technical Background
6
Part 2: Creating an E-Commerce Application
13
Part 3: Review and Refactoring

Implementing the user authentication for the Inventory module

For authenticating the user, we will use the laminas-authentication component. Add and install the laminas-authentication component in the same way you did with the laminas-db component, using Composer. Open the composer.json file in Eclipse, and through the Dependencies tab, search for the laminas/laminas-authentication package and add it. Don’t forget to save the file and click on the Update dependencies button. If you have any doubt about how to install Composer dependencies with Eclipse, read the Creating our first automated test section in Chapter 3, Using Laminas as a Library with Test-Driven Development.

After installing laminas-authentication, we can use this component to modify the IndexController->loginAction method. This method will look like this:

    public function loginAction()
    { 
        $nickname = ...