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# Preferences
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Preferences are user based configuration for Icinga 2 Web. For example max page
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items, languages or date time settings can controlled by users.
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# Architecture behind
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Preferences are initially loaded from a provider (ini files or database) and
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stored into session at login time. After this step preferences are only
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persisted to the configured backend, but never reloaded from them.
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# Configuration
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Preferences can be configured in config.ini in section, default settings are this:
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[preferences]
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type=ini
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The ini provider uses the directory **config/preferences** to create one ini
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file per user and persists the data into this file. If your want to drop your
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preferences just drop the file from disk and you'll start with a new profile.
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## Database provider
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To be more flexible in distributed setups you can store preferences in a
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database (pgsql or mysql), a typical configuration looks like the following
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example:
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[preferences]
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type=db
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dbtype=pgsql
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dbhost=127.0.0.1
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dbpassword=icingaweb
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dbuser=icingaweb
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dbname=icingaweb
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### Settings
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* **dbtype**: Database adapter, currently supporting ***mysql*** or ***pgsql***
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* **dbhost**: Host of the database server, use localhost or 127.0.0.1
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for unix socket transport
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* **dbpassword**: Password for the configured database user
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* **dbuser**: User who can connect to database
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* **dbname**: Name of the database
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* **port**(optional): For network connections the specific port if not default
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(3306 for mysql and 5432 for postgres)
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### Preparation
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To use this feature you need a running database environment. After creating a
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database and a writable user you need to import the initial table file:
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* etc/schema/preferences.mysql.sql (for mysql database)
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* etc/schema/preferemces.pgsql.sql (for postgres databases)
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#### Example for mysql
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# mysql -u root -p
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mysql> create database icingaweb;
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mysql> GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE ON icingaweb.* TO \
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'icingaweb'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'icingaweb';
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mysql> exit
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# mysql -u root -p icingaweb < /path/to/icingaweb/etc/schema/preferences.mysql.sql
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After following this steps above you can configure your preferences provider.
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## Coding API
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Preferenecs are controlled by the Preferences object which was injected into the
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User object on application start (You do not have to think about). For example
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if you have gathered the user object:
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$preferences = $user->getPreferences();
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// Get language with en_US as fallback
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$preferences->get('app.language', 'en_US');
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$preferences->set('app.language', 'de_DE');
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$preferences->remove('app.language');
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// Using transactional mode
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$preferences->startTransaction();
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$preferences->set('test.pref1', 'pref1');
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$preferences->set('test.pref2', 'pref2');
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$preferences->remove('test.pref3');
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$preferemces->commit(); // Stores 3 changes in one operation
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## Namespaces and behaviour
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If you are using this API please obey following rules:
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* Use dotted notation for preferences
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* Namespaces starting with one context identifier
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* **app** as global identified (e.g. app.language)
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* **mymodule** for your module
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* **monitoring** for the monitoring module
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* Use preferences wisely (set only when needed and write small settings)
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* Use only simple data types, e.g. strings or numbers
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* If you need complex types you have to do it your self (e.g. serialization)
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// Performance: Do not ask provider if we've preferences
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// stored in session
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$initialPreferences = (count($sessionStore->load()))
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? $sessionStore->load() : $preferenceStore->load();
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$initialPreferences = array();
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if (count($sessionStore->load())) {
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$initialPreferences = $sessionStore->load();
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} else {
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$initialPreferences = $preferenceStore->load();
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$sessionStore->writeAll($initialPreferences);
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}
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$preferences = new Preferences($initialPreferences);
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$requestCounter++;
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$user->getPreferences()->set('test.request.counter', $requestCounter);
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var_dump($requestCounter);
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return $user;
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}
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}
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$this->session->write();
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}
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/**
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* Public interface to copy all preferences into session
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*
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* @param array $preferences
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*/
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public function writeAll(array $preferences)
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{
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$this->session->set(self::DEFAULT_SESSION_NAMESPACE, $preferences);
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$this->session->write();
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}
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/**
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* Load preferences from source
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*
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