Monday 13 March 2017

PHP authentication on Google Cloud

How to set up an authentication module on Google Cloud  with PHP.


Step 1: Create your list of admin users
Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/iam/project?project=<your_project_name>&authuser=0 and add users and assign roles to them. I used my work Gmail account as an admin user, and my personal Gmail as an ordinary user.
Step 2. specify resources for login
In your app.yaml file, specify which resources you want to be restricted to authenticated users, and which are admin-only.
- url: /
  script: index.php
  login: required
  secure: always
# this requires login but is available to all users

- url: /admin
  script: admin/index.php
  login: admin
  secure: always  
# this requires login and is only available to admin users
Step 3. Add authentication PHP to your header include
This is the code for my normal user pages:
    <?php

    use google\appengine\api\users\User;
    use google\appengine\api\users\UserService;

    $user = UserService::getCurrentUser();
    if (isset($user)) {
      $authmessage = sprintf('Logged in as %s | <a href="%s">Log out</a>',
                   $user->getNickname(),
                   UserService::createLogoutUrl('/'));
    } else {
      $authmessage = sprintf('<a href="%s">Log in or register</a>',
                   UserService::createLoginUrl('/'));
    } 

    if (isset($user) && UserService::isCurrentUserAdmin()) {
        $admin = TRUE;
    } else {
        $admin = FALSE;
    }
?>
And this is the PHP in my admin header include:
<?php
use google\appengine\api\users\User;
use google\appengine\api\users\UserService;

$user = UserService::getCurrentUser();
if (isset($user)) {
  $authmessage = sprintf('Logged in as %s | <a href="%s">Log out</a>',
               $user->getNickname(),
               UserService::createLogoutUrl('/'));
} else {
  $authmessage = sprintf('<a href="%s">Log in or register</a>',
               UserService::createLoginUrl('/'));
} 

if (isset($user) && UserService::isCurrentUserAdmin()) {
    $admin = TRUE;
} else {
    echo 'Sorry, you are not authorised to access this page.';
} 
?>
Step 4. Add login / logout links to your header include
In your HTML for the normal header, add the following:
    <?php 
                        echo $authmessage; 
                        if($admin == TRUE) {
                            echo ' | <a href="/admin">Admin</a>'; 
                            }
                    ?> 
and in your HTML for the admin header, add the following:
<?php 
                    echo $authmessage; 
                    if($admin == TRUE) {
                        echo ' | <a href="/">App</a>'; 
                        }
                ?> 
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