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Do not offer email verification when creating users as admin

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Marco
2017-02-25 15:44:37 +01:00
parent 05d72a849b
commit 293c231003
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src/Administration.php
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@@ -25,51 +25,25 @@ final class Administration extends UserManager {
/**
* Creates a new user
*
* If you want the user's account to be activated by default, pass `null` as the callback
*
* If you want to make the user verify their email address first, pass an anonymous function as the callback
*
* The callback function must have the following signature:
*
* `function ($selector, $token)`
*
* Both pieces of information must be sent to the user, usually embedded in a link
*
* When the user wants to verify their email address as a next step, both pieces will be required again
*
* @param string $email the email address to register
* @param string $password the password for the new account
* @param string|null $username (optional) the username that will be displayed
* @param callable|null $callback (optional) the function that sends the confirmation email to the user
* @return int the ID of the user that has been created (if any)
* @throws InvalidEmailException if the email address was invalid
* @throws InvalidPasswordException if the password was invalid
* @throws UserAlreadyExistsException if a user with the specified email address already exists
* @throws AuthError if an internal problem occurred (do *not* catch)
*/
public function createUser($email, $password, $username = null, callable $callback = null) {
return $this->createUserInternal(false, $email, $password, $username, $callback);
public function createUser($email, $password, $username = null) {
return $this->createUserInternal(false, $email, $password, $username, null);
}
/**
* Creates a new user while ensuring that the username is unique
*
* If you want the user's account to be activated by default, pass `null` as the callback
*
* If you want to make the user verify their email address first, pass an anonymous function as the callback
*
* The callback function must have the following signature:
*
* `function ($selector, $token)`
*
* Both pieces of information must be sent to the user, usually embedded in a link
*
* When the user wants to verify their email address as a next step, both pieces will be required again
*
* @param string $email the email address to register
* @param string $password the password for the new account
* @param string|null $username (optional) the username that will be displayed
* @param callable|null $callback (optional) the function that sends the confirmation email to the user
* @return int the ID of the user that has been created (if any)
* @throws InvalidEmailException if the email address was invalid
* @throws InvalidPasswordException if the password was invalid
@@ -77,8 +51,8 @@ final class Administration extends UserManager {
* @throws DuplicateUsernameException if the specified username wasn't unique
* @throws AuthError if an internal problem occurred (do *not* catch)
*/
public function createUserWithUniqueUsername($email, $password, $username = null, callable $callback = null) {
return $this->createUserInternal(true, $email, $password, $username, $callback);
public function createUserWithUniqueUsername($email, $password, $username = null) {
return $this->createUserInternal(true, $email, $password, $username, null);
}
protected function throttle($actionType, $customSelector = null) {}