= taOpenIDsfGuard plugin =

The `taOpenIDsfGuardPlugin` is a symfony plugin that adds openID support on sfGuardPlugin. It uses Zend Frameworks OpenID library.

It gives you the model and the module which allow users to manage their OpenIDs. It support both versions OpenID 1.0 and 2.0.

== Installation ==

  * If not installed, install first sfGuardPlugin
  * Download and install Zend Framework (I installed mine on lib/zf)
	* Add location of Zend Framework and autoloader to settings.yml
	
	{{{
		zend_lib_dir:   %SF_LIB_DIR%/zf/library/

    autoloading_functions:
      - [sfZendFrameworkBridge, autoload]
	}}} 
	
	* Because Zend Framework wants start session to work properly Update factories.yml session_autostart value to false
	
	{{{
		all:
	  	storage:
	    	class: sfSessionStorage
	    	param:
	      	auto_start: false
	}}}
	
	* Add following row to apps config.php
	
	{{{
		Zend_Session::start();
	}}}

  * Build you model
  
    {{{
      symfony propel-build-all
    }}}

  * Enable taOpenID module for your application

    {{{
      all:
        .settings:
          enabled_modules:      [default, taOpenID]
    }}}

	* Add routes to routing.yml
	
	{{{
		openid_signin:
		  url: /taOpenID/Signin/*
		  param: {module: taOpenID, action: SignIn}

		openid_finishauth:
		  url: /taOpenID/Finish
		  param: {module: taOpenID, action: Finish}

		openid_default:
		  url: /taOpenID
		  param: {module: sfGuardAuth, action: signin}
	}}}

  * Clear you cache

    {{{
      symfony cc
    }}}

  * Include OpenID signing form to your login page

		{{{
			<?php include_partial('taOpenID/signinForm') ?>
		}}}

=== Manage your openIDs ===

To manage your openIDs:

  * Enable the module `taOpenID` in `settings.yml`

  {{{
    all:
      .settings:
        enabled_modules: [..., taOpenID]
  }}}

  * Go to taOpenID's manage action

	{{{
		http://www.example.com/taOpenID/manage
	}}}

== TODO ==

  * Support for registration with openID

== Changelog ==

=== 1.0.0 ===

	* Tero.Alen: Initial release