README

This repository contains a Symfony Bundle for easily setting up a mittwald mStudio extension using a Symfony application.

Warning

This bundle is not recommended for production usage, yet. Use at your own peril.

Usage

$ composer require mittwald/mstudio-ext-bundle

Getting started

1. Adding and running Doctrine migrations

This bundle ships a few additional Doctrine entities that you will need to run migrations for. Add the following line to your config/packages/doctrine_migrations.yaml:

# config/packages/doctrine_migrations.yaml
doctrine_migrations:
  migrations_paths:
    # <keep other migrations here>
    'Mittwald\MStudio\DoctrineMigrations': '@MittwaldExtensionWebhookBundle/Migrations'

After that, run the additional migrations:

$ bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

2. Include routes

The routes for the webhooks need to be included in your application's routing configuration:

# config/routes.yaml
mittwald_extension_webhook_controllers:
  resource:
    path: '@MittwaldExtensionWebhookBundle/src/Controller/'
    namespace: Mittwald\MStudio\Bundle\Controller
  type: attribute
  prefix: /

3. Configure encryption key

Important

This step is important for making sure that your extension secrets are stored securely. Without this step, the webhooks will only throw exceptions. It's for your own safety. ;)

The safest way to configure the instance secret encryption key is using an environment variable. Place the following configuration in your services.yaml and make sure the respective environment variable is defined:

# config/services.yaml
parameters:
  mstudio_ext.instance_secret_key: '%env(MSTUDIO_EXTENSION_SECRET_KEY)%'

Optional integrations

Implementing event handlers

This bundle emits events whenever an extension instance is created or modified.

You may define event handlers for the following events:

• Mittwald\MStudio\Bundle\Event\ExtensionAddedToContextEvent
• Mittwald\MStudio\Bundle\Event\ExtensionInstanceUpdatedEvent
• Mittwald\MStudio\Bundle\Event\ExtensionInstanceRemoveEvent

Please note that the Extension Secret that is stored for the extension will only become valid after the webhook request was completed successfully -- so if you want to use the extension secret immediately after an extension is installed, you need to do it asynchronously after the webhook was processed. In this case, consider defining an event handler that re-emits these events as asynchronous messages.

Enabling SSO login

To enable the single-signon using the ATReK mechanism¹, you need to enable an additional user provider and an additional authenticator.²

# config/packages/security.yaml
security:
  providers:
    mstudio_user_provider:
      id: Mittwald\MStudio\Bundle\Security\UserProvider
  firewalls:
    main:
      provider: mstudio_user_provider
      custom_authenticators:
        - Mittwald\MStudio\Bundle\Security\TokenRetrievalKeyAuthenticator
        # Optional, if you want to directly accept mStudio API keys as authentication factor
        # (not recommended and not officially supported)
        # - Mittwald\MStudio\Bundle\Security\APITokenAuthenticator

Configuring the redirect target after SSO login

When using the single-signon, the built-in controller will redirect the user to a route of your choice. To configure the target route, set the mstudio_ext.sso_redirect_route parameter in your services.yaml file.

# config/services.yaml
parameters:
  mstudio_ext.sso_redirect_route: your_route_name