MultiTenancy - Call to a member function getName() on null

[Jakan]

Hi,

I have the following configuration: A "Users" table with columns id, username and password (hash), tenant_id and role.

The following configuration of the api.php

        'address' => 'db',
        'username' => 'username',
        'password' => 'xxxxxxxxxxxx',
        'database' => 'database',
        'middlewares' => 'sanitation,cors,dbAuth,multiTenancy,authorization',
        'cors.allowHeaders' => ("Content-Type, X-XSRF-TOKEN, X-Authorization"),
        'cors.allowCredentials' => 'true',
        'dbAuth.registerUser' => '1',
         'multiTenancy.handler' => function ($operation, $tableName) {
             return ['tenant_id' => $_SESSION['user']['tenant_id']];
        },
        'authorization.tableHandler' => function ($operation, $tableName) {
            return $tableName != 'users';
        },
        'sanitation.handler' => function ($operation, $tableName, $column, $value) {
            return is_string($value) ? strip_tags($value) : $value;
        },
        'debug' => true

If I take out the dbAuth and Authorization, it works and I get the data returned (GET - records/...).

When calling the login route I get the error: POST: https://url/services/api.php/login

{
  "code": 9999,
  "message": "Call to a member function getName() on null"
}

What could be the reason? It runs in a docker container.

Greetings

Jayken

[mevdschee]

I'm really sorry for the late reply, but the response should also contain debug (http) headers, can you post the output of those as well? You can use your favorite tool (or curl i-).

[thetechnician94]

I also just got this error. In my case, the headers indicated line 11239 of the api.include.php file. Taking a look at it, the function was looking for a primary key, and sure enough my table didn't have one set.

Setting a PK cleared the issue.