Myth:Auth provides a few command line tools to make managing users and groups easier.
php spark auth:publish
The publish command integrates module components into an existing CodeIgniter 4 project.
When run, you will be prompted about each component (e.g. Migrations, Views, Models, etc.)
if you would like to merge them into your project. Most components will run in-place via
Composer or manual autoloading (see also Autoloading
in the CodeIgniter User Guide) but if you need to change code that cannot be extended then
publishing is the easiest way to do it. publish will take care of copying the file into
place and updating namespaces accordingly.
publish accepts no arguments.
php spark auth:create_user [username] [email]
The create_user command will add a new user record to the database. This command creates
the new user with only the username and email fields propagated, so the user will be
forced to create a password at first login attempt. create_user will prompt for missing
fields but can also accept them directly making it easy to batch load users from a file,
script, or data stream. Users are added through Myth\Auth\Models\UserModel and thus are
subject to validation rules and casts.
username: A valid username (alpha-numeric or spaces, minimum length 3)email: A valid, unique email address
php spark auth:create_group [name] [description]
The create_group command will add a new group record to the database. The name and
description parameters will both be prompted for if missing. If the new group is successfully
created this command will list all the groups from the database by calling list_groups.
name: A valid, unique group name (maximum length 255)description: (optional) A valid description (maximum length 255)
php spark auth:list_groups
The list_groups command displays all the groups in the database in a neatly ordered table.
list_groups accepts no arguments.
php spark auth:set_password [identity] [password]
The set_password command will set a new password for provided identity argument. The identity and password arguments will both be prompted for if missing.
If identity value is passed by the user does not exist, you will get an error message: User with identity: {identity} not found.
If the operation succeeds, you will get success message: Password successfully set for user with identity: {identity}.
If the operation fails, you will get an error message: Failed to set password for user with identity: {identity}.
The set_password command accepts two required arguments:
identity: A valid identity (username or email)password: A valid password (minimum length according to the $minimumPasswordLength variable from auth config file)
php spark auth:activate_user [identity]
The activate_user command will activate the existing user for provided identity. The identity argument will be prompted for if missing.
If identity value passed by the user does not exist, you will get an error message: User with identity: {identity} not found.
If the operation succeeds, you will get success message: Sucessfuly activated the user with identity: {identity}.
If the operation fails, you will get an error message: Failed to activate the user with identity: {identity}.
identity: A valid identity (username or email)
php spark auth:hash_password [password]
The hash_password command hashes the given password by the user and print it to the console as green colored text. The password argument will be prompted for if missing.
password: A valid password