The module provides Shibboleth authentication as a standard Zend Framework 2 authentication adapter.
- Shibboleth SP instance - configured and running to provide user's attributes as environment variables to the target application
The recommended installation method is through composer:
php composer.phar require ivan-novakov/zfc-shib:1.*
You can use this as a ZF2 module in a ZF2 MVC application or just as a library in any other type of application. If you want to use it as a module, add the module name 'ZfcShib' to your application configuration.
The adapter accepts these configuration options:
id_attr_name(required) - the name of the attribute, which contains the user identity, for exampleeppnuser_attr_names(optional) - a list of user attribute names to be extracted and added to the result user identity. If not specified, all default attributes will be added.system_attr_names(optional) - a list of system attribute names to be extracted and added to the result user identity (such asShib-Identity-Providerfor example). If not specified, all default attributes will be added.
Example:
$adapter = new \ZfcShib\Authentication\Adapter\Shibboleth(array(
'id_attr_name' => 'eppn',
'user_attr_names' => array(
'eppn',
'cn',
'mail'
)
));
$result = $adapter->authenticate();
if ($result->isValid()) {
$identity = $result->getIdentity();
}The $identity array then contains two sub-arrays:
system- contains system attributesuser- contains the required user attributeseppn,cnandmail.
The $identity variable will contain:
Array
(
[system] => Array
(
[Shib-Application-ID] => default
[Shib-Identity-Provider] => https://idp.example.org/idp/shibboleth
[Shib-Authentication-Instant] => 2013-05-13T13:40:45.687Z
[Shib-Authentication-Method] => urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:ac:classes:PasswordProtectedTransport
[Shib-AuthnContext-Class] => urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:ac:classes:PasswordProtectedTransport
[Shib-Session-Index] => cfe418967cd195e568ac000f57234bc287ecb5532365aa46c893d6e7f34300f0
)
[user] => Array
(
[eppn] => [email protected]
[cn] => Test User
[mail] => [email protected]
)
)
By default, the identity is returned as an array. But you can make the adapter return the identity in a format
that suits you best. If you pass an identity factory object as a third parameter of the adapter's contructor,
it will be used to create the identity. The factory must implement the
ZfcShib\Authentication\Identity\IdentityFactoryInterface with the createIdentity() method, which receives
the identity data value object as an argument and should return the resulting identity.
use ZfcShib\Authentication\Identity;
class MyIdentityFactory implements IdentityFactoryInterface
{
public function createIdentity(Identity\Data $identityData)
{
return new MyUser($identityData->getUserData());
}
}
$identityFactory = new MyIdentityFactory();
$adapter = new \ZfcShib\Authentication\Adapter\Shibboleth($options, null, $identityFactory);If you need to develop and test your application and you don't have a running Shibboleth SP available, you can use
the ZfcShib\Authentication\Adapter\Dummy adapter, which simulates the functionality of the Shibboleth adapter. Just
pass all dummy user and system data to the constructor and use the adapter instead of the "real" one:
use ZfcShib\Authentication\Adapter;
$dummyOptions = array(
'user_data' => array(
'uid' => 'foo',
'cn' => 'Foo Bar',
'mail' => '[email protected]',
'employeeNumber' => 123456
),
'system_data' => array(
'Shib-Application-ID' => 'default'
)
);
$dummy = new Adapter\Dummy($dummyOptions, null, new MyUserFactory());