class PostAuthenticationGuardToken extends AbstractToken implements GuardTokenInterface

Used as an "authenticated" token, though it could be set to not-authenticated later.

If you're using Guard authentication, you must use a class that implements GuardTokenInterface as your authenticated token (like this class).

Methods

__construct(UserInterface $user, string $providerKey, array $roles)

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Role[]
getRoles()

Returns the user roles.

string
getUsername()

Returns the username.

string|object
getUser()

Returns a user representation.

setUser(string|object $user)

Sets the user in the token.

bool
isAuthenticated()

Returns whether the user is authenticated or not.

setAuthenticated($authenticated)

Sets the authenticated flag.

eraseCredentials()

Removes sensitive information from the token.

serialize()

{@inheritdoc}

unserialize($serialized)

{@inheritdoc}

array
getAttributes()

Returns the token attributes.

setAttributes(array $attributes)

Sets the token attributes.

bool
hasAttribute(string $name)

Returns true if the attribute exists.

mixed
getAttribute(string $name)

Returns an attribute value.

setAttribute(string $name, mixed $value)

Sets an attribute.

string
__toString()

Returns a string representation of the Token.

mixed
getCredentials()

This is meant to be only an authenticated token, where credentials have already been used and are thus cleared.

string
getProviderKey()

Returns the provider (firewall) key.

Details

__construct(UserInterface $user, string $providerKey, array $roles)

Parameters

UserInterface $user The user!
string $providerKey The provider (firewall) key
array $roles An array of roles

Exceptions

InvalidArgumentException

Role[] getRoles()

Returns the user roles.

Return Value

Role[] An array of Role instances

string getUsername()

Returns the username.

Return Value

string

string|object getUser()

Returns a user representation.

Return Value

string|object Can be a UserInterface instance, an object implementing a __toString method, or the username as a regular string

setUser(string|object $user)

Sets the user in the token.

The user can be a UserInterface instance, or an object implementing a __toString method or the username as a regular string.

Parameters

string|object $user The user

Exceptions

InvalidArgumentException

bool isAuthenticated()

Returns whether the user is authenticated or not.

Return Value

bool true if the token has been authenticated, false otherwise

setAuthenticated($authenticated)

Sets the authenticated flag.

Parameters

$authenticated

eraseCredentials()

Removes sensitive information from the token.

serialize()

{@inheritdoc}

unserialize($serialized)

{@inheritdoc}

Parameters

$serialized

array getAttributes()

Returns the token attributes.

Return Value

array The token attributes

setAttributes(array $attributes)

Sets the token attributes.

Parameters

array $attributes The token attributes

bool hasAttribute(string $name)

Returns true if the attribute exists.

Parameters

string $name The attribute name

Return Value

bool true if the attribute exists, false otherwise

mixed getAttribute(string $name)

Returns an attribute value.

Parameters

string $name The attribute name

Return Value

mixed The attribute value

Exceptions

InvalidArgumentException When attribute doesn't exist for this token

setAttribute(string $name, mixed $value)

Sets an attribute.

Parameters

string $name The attribute name
mixed $value The attribute value

string __toString()

Returns a string representation of the Token.

This is only to be used for debugging purposes.

Return Value

string

mixed getCredentials()

This is meant to be only an authenticated token, where credentials have already been used and are thus cleared.

{@inheritdoc}

Return Value

mixed The user credentials

string getProviderKey()

Returns the provider (firewall) key.

Return Value

string