Fully Qualified Name: | Zend\Permissions\Acl\Assertion\ExpressionAssertion |
Implements: | AssertionInterface |
Create an assertion based on expression rules.
Each of the constructor, fromProperties, and fromArray methods allow you to define expression rules, and these include the left hand side, operator, and right hand side of the expression.
The left and right hand sides of the expression are the values to compare. These values can be either an exact value to match, or an array with the key OPERAND_CONTEXT_PROPERTY pointing to one of two value types.
First, it can be a string value matching one of "acl", "privilege", "role",
or "resource", with the latter two values being the most common. In those
cases, the matching value passed to assert()
will be used in the
comparison.
Second, it can be a dot-separated property path string of the format
"object.property", representing the associated object (role, resource, acl,
or privilege) and its property to test against. The property may refer to a
public property, or a public get
or is
method (following
canonicalization of the property by replacing underscore separated values
with camelCase values).
Name | Description | Defined By |
---|---|---|
assert() | {@inheritDoc} | ExpressionAssertion |
fromArray() | ExpressionAssertion | |
fromProperties() | ExpressionAssertion |
{@inheritDoc}
Parameter Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
$acl | ||
$role | ||
$resource | ||
$privilege |
Returns:
Parameter Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
$expression | array | Must |
Returns: self
Parameter Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
$left | mixed|array | See |
$operator | string | One |
$right | mixed|array | See |
Returns: self