function ldap_feeds_drupal_user_attributes in Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) 7

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8.2 ldap_feeds/ldap_feeds.module \ldap_feeds_drupal_user_attributes()
2. 7.2 ldap_feeds/ldap_feeds.module \ldap_feeds_drupal_user_attributes()

2 calls to ldap_feeds_drupal_user_attributes()

FeedsDrupalUserLdapEntryFetcher::configDefaults in ldap_feeds/FeedsDrupalUserLdapEntryFetcher.inc

Override parent::configDefaults().

FeedsDrupalUserLdapEntryFetcherResult::__construct in ldap_feeds/FeedsDrupalUserLdapEntryFetcher.inc

Constructor.

File

ldap_feeds/ldap_feeds.module, line 60

Code

function ldap_feeds_drupal_user_attributes() {
  $attributes = array(
    'uid' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.uid',
      'description' => 'Drupal used id.  e.g. 413',
    ),
    'name' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.name',
      'description' => 'Drupal username.  e.g. jdoe',
    ),
    'mail' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.mail',
      'description' => 'Drupal email address.  e.g. jdoe@gmail.com',
    ),
    'created' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.created',
      'description' => 'Drupal account created timestamp in unix e.g. 432432432',
    ),
    'status' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.status',
      'description' => 'Drupal user status  e.g. 1 or 0',
    ),
    'language' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.language',
      'description' => 'Drupal language.',
    ),
    'signature' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.signature',
      'description' => 'Drupal signature.  e.g. Happy Joe',
    ),
    'login' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.login',
      'description' => 'Drupal unix timestamp of last login  e.g. 1317494439',
    ),
    'init' => array(
      'token' => 'drupal.init',
      'description' => 'Drupal user init  e.g. jdoe@gmail.com',
    ),
  );

  // ldap_authentication and some other modules may want to add additional drupal user tokens
  // largely derived from the $user->data array, but possibly from related data such as authmaps
  // some use cases for alter are simply edge cases
  drupal_alter('ldap_feeds_drupal_user_attributes', $attributes);
  return $attributes;
}