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Using CFWheels 2.1

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0.0.1 - 06 Jun 2018

Initial Alpha Release
Note: this is only tested on lucee 5 at the moment.

User Management

  • Create, update & disable users
  • Assume user accounts
  • Disabled (soft deleted) users can then be deleted
  • Searchable/Filterable User Index
  • Optional User Registration
  • Email confirmation on registration

Accounts

  • Users can update their own passwords / details
  • Has basic Gravatar support

Roles & Permissions

  • 3 Default roles: Admin, Editor, User
  • New roles can be added via web interface
  • Each role can have default permissions set
  • Automatic cascading Controller Based Permissions based on controller/action path
  • User Permission Overrides
  • Permissions can be altered via web interface
  • Named Permissions in addition to controller permissions

Authentication

  • Tableless models used for Authentication
  • "Local" user accounts are the default
  • This app uses session based authentication, session rotation and session invalidation
  • Sets Set Cache-Control: must-re-validate for authenticated pages
  • Sets HTTPOnly attribute on Cookies
  • Simple "Remember Me" Cookie function
  • Forces users to reset password if password reset by admin

Passwords

  • Passwords hashed via bCrypt (AuthenticateThis plugin)
  • Password reset feature / emails
  • Password reset can be turned off
  • Require password change on login

Settings

  • Database based configuration and settings

Logging

  • Rudimentary logging for auditing activity
  • Automatic logging of changed properties on models when specified in controller
  • Facility to skip sensitive fields from automatic changed property logging
  • Ability to store extended log data as serialized JSON
  • Log files have type, severity, message, as well as IP and authenticated user

Other

  • Uses Database Migrations