Question : Creating user

[harikt]

In the documentation of creating user https://stack.sylius.com/cookbook/admin_panel/security#create-a-user-entity , we are creating user from command bin/console make:user .

In monofony iirc the sylius user bundle was reused. Question is can we use sylius/user-bundle or other bundles to make this happen ?

[Prometee]

Hello @harikt!

Yes you can and I already did it on my own Sylius Stack project but it requires you to copy many classes from SyliusCoreBundle and SyliusAdminBundle.

Here is a non exhaustive list of a minimal integration (No admin avatar image):

• Copy the Core AdminUser entity and add the PHP Attributes to setup the doctrine entity (remove AvatarImage relation).
• Add PHP attributes to set the various Constraints on the fields.
• Copy the EventListeners CanonicalizerListener .
• Copy the Form (removing AvatarImage relation.
• Copy the user creation console command as well as the Command and CommandHandler and the related Exception.
• Create a grid, a SYlius Resource config.
• Add the admin user route to the main menu.
• Copy templates and avoid copy of the LiveComponent (because there no avatar to handle).
• Config twig hooks.
• [optional] Tweak the login page to add forget password feature.

Adding the Avatar Image is possible too but requires much mre class and templates to copy from SyliusCore.

[harikt]

Thank you @Prometee . I was expecting some sort of symfony pack which will help to speed up the process.

[Prometee]

Maybe a recipe can be setup to do this automatically, I know that @loic425 think about doing this for other kind of auto config.

[loic425]

Yes, I've some Symfony packs that are on WIP state.
I'll have to finish them soon cause we need them in my company to start future projects.
As you know, I'm not in favour of using sylius user package. It's on the main repo, it's hard to maintain it with Symfony changes and there's a lot of way to handle authentications in a project. That's why there's no Symfony user package anymore, only extra tools.
My current work is only for admin users and it's using a DDD architecture.