dboo::odb::add_user

C++

void add_user ( const __OSL_NS__::user_id& userid,               1)
                   const password& password,
                   const group_id& group,
                   const std::string& description = "");

void add_user ( const __OSL_NS__::user_id& userid,               2)
                   const password& password,
                   const std::vector<group_id>& groups,
                   const std::string& description = "");

Node.js

add_user ( userid, password, group )                             1)

Creates a new user. A user with admin rights must be logged in to the server database for this operation to be successful. If the group does not exist it will be created.

1

Creates a user with one group

2

Creates a user with more than one group

Parameters

userid

The new user id

password

The nwe user’s password

group

A group id which the user will belong to

groups

A vector of group ids which the user will belong to

description

A description for the user

Return value

(none)

Exceptions

Example

C++

serverdb.cpp

Try it

#include <dboo/odb.h>
#include <string>

string host = "localhost";
int port = 8822;
string root_pwd = "admin";

int main(int argc, char *argv) {
  dboo::init();
  
  auto db = dboo::odb{host, port, dboo::database_name::server, "root", root_pwd};
  
  db.add_group("my-db", "Used for users of database my-db");
  db.add_group("users", "Other uses");
  db.add_user("me", "my password", {"users", "my-db"});
}

Node.js

serverdb.js

Try it

const dboo = require('dboo');


const host = "localhost";
const port = 8822;
const root_pwd = "admin";

dboo.init(); // Class declarations must come before init!

const db = new dboo.odb();

db.connect(host, port, dboo.server_root, "root", root_pwd);

db.add_group("my-db", "Used for users of database my-db");
db.add_group("users", "Used for normal users");
db.add_user("me", "my password", ["users", "my-db"]);