[Flow] TYPO3 Flow Login and Registration - best practices?

[Dominique Feyer]

That's not 5 different solutions, but 5 implementation of the same solution.

For a login/logout controller, you must create a controller based
on TYPO3\Flow\Security\Authentication\Controller\AbstractAuthenticationController

For the registration, you need a simple controller, you can use the
AccountFactory to create account object and the AccountRepository to
persist to database.

Flow offer all the building blocks and based on your application
requirement you must build your dedicated login/signin form

Bests,

Dominique Feyer

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2014-03-03 0:02 GMT+01:00 Simon Schaufelberger (Schaufi) <
simonschaufi at guugelmail.de>:

> Hello!
> I was doing some research about login and registration best practices and
> found out that people are doing it (very) different. I would like to make
> kind of a "standard" way of doing it.
>
> Here are all approaches i found so far (for login):
> - https://gist.github.com/mneuhaus/4007876
> - https://github.com/svparijs/Flow.Login
> - http://www.layh.com/work/typo3-flow-typo3-fluid/
> tutorials/flow-registration-and-login.html
> - http://www.typo3-tutorials.org/flow/registration-and-login.html
> - http://www.knowledgebase-neos.com/erweiterungen/security.html
>
> as you see, we have 5 different solutions here already.
>
> I am looking for somebody who can help me to build some kind of skeleton
> for a Flow distribution that contains everything from registration to login
> already.
>
> Let's setup a good base where lots of people can benefit from!
> --
> Regards, Schaufi
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