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Do you use FOSUserBundle?
Do you use FOSUserBundle? How convenient is this bundle? Does it make sense to write your own bundle of users?
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Depending on the task. Where there is no need for email confirmation and etc. not using.
I think this bundle is used by almost everyone who works with Symfony2.
He has his flaws, caused by trying to please everyone and everything. It is solved by inheritance from the bundle with changes for itself.
In general, it rarely makes sense to write your bike. This case is hardly an exception, it is better to help PR-mi.
In fact, the bundle itself is extremely simple.
Even if you have some kind of completely non-standard authentication architecture, ready-made methods and other goodies supplied by the bundle will come in handy.
For UserEnd I use (together with SonataUserBundle)…
for the Auth API, you can bypass another firewall with http basic
I am using a heavily modified edition of this bundle. What for? because, for example, to make authorization only by email and exclude the username fields from the entity (why is it if it is not used), you need to completely redefine the entity mapping, validators, and much more.
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