Identity Handler
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1 Identity Handler
The identity handler ties directly with the wf:user
functions, the default
approach is to simply store the user information into a specific session
variable.
Behavior Functions
init(Config, State)
Initialize the handler
- Return Value -
{ok, NewState}
finish(Config, State)
Clean up the handler
- Return Value -
{ok, NewState}
get_user(Config, State)
Retrieve the previously stored user information.
- Return Value - The previously stored user information.
set_user(User, Config, State)
Set the user information
User
- Free-form user information. Can be any erlang term: a username, user ID, tuple, proplist, Erlang record, etc..- Return Value - {ok, NewState}
clear(Config, State)
Clear the user information.
- Return Value - {ok, NewState}
Example
Here is the complete text of the default identity handler, which uses simply stores the data in sessions.
-module (default_identity_handler). -behaviour (identity_handler). -export ([ init/2, finish/2, get_user/2, set_user/3, clear/2 ]). -define(KEY, {default_identity_handler, user}). init(_Config, State) -> {ok, State}. finish(_Config, State) -> {ok, State}. get_user(_Config, _State) -> wf:session(?KEY). set_user(User, _Config, State) -> wf:session(?KEY, User), {ok, State}. clear(_Config, State) -> wf:session(?KEY, undefined), {ok, State}. ~