Get the authenticated user profiles - pac4j/play-pac4j GitHub Wiki
You can get the profile of the authenticated user using the ProfileManager.
>> Read the documentation of the ProfileManager component.
Examples:
In Java:
public class Application {
@Inject
protected SessionStore playSessionStore;
public Result getUserProfile() {
PlayWebContext webContext = new PlayWebContext(ctx())
ProfileManager profileManager = new ProfileManager(webContext, playSessionStore);
Optional profile = profileManager.getProfile();
....
}
}In Scala:
class Application @Inject()(playSessionStore: SessionStore, val controllerComponents: ControllerComponents) extends Controller {
def getUserProfile() = Action { request =>
val webContext = new PlayWebContext(request)
val profileManager = new ProfileManager(webContext, playSessionStore)
val profile = profileManager.getProfile()
....
}
}To retrive the current profile/profiles or ProfileManager within a twirl template you can inject the: Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper in to your controller or template.
First you have to register the Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper in your SecurityModule like this:
bind(classOf[Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper[CommonProfile]])Than in your Controller inject the Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper as an implicit:
class ApplicationWithScalaHelper @Inject()(implicit val pac4jTemplateHelper: Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper[CommonProfile] ...In your action you must define the request as an implicit:
def userView = Secure("FormClient") { implicit request =>
Ok(views.html.index())
}And finally in your template you can use the Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper to access the current profile:
@import org.pac4j.play.scala.Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper
@import org.pac4j.core.profile.CommonProfile
@(title: String)(implicit pac4jScalaTemplateHelper: Pac4jScalaTemplateHelper[CommonProfile], requestHeader: RequestHeader)
<h1>@title</h1>
@if(pac4jScalaTemplateHelper.getCurrentProfile.isDefined) {
<h2>Hello user: @pac4jScalaTemplateHelper.getCurrentProfile.get.getUsername</h2>
}