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How to store user id where record does not exist in user table
| Q | A |
|---|---|
| Bug? no | |
| New Feature? no | |
| Framework Laravel | |
| Framework version | 7.0 |
| Package version 12.0 | |
| PHP version 7.4 |
Actual Behaviour
I have a microservice where the user isn't stored in the database, but the user_id is sent it the request
Expected Behaviour
I would like the user id in the request to be stored in the audit record.
Steps to Reproduce
I have tried implementing my own user resolver however this is expecting to return a user object, and I only have the id.
I also have this question.
My company uses a 3 tiered system for our web application:
Front end - client layer Middle layer (composes requests, provides validation and authentication) - accessible by the front end Backend - where all the database requests are made, not accessible by the front end
In addition we have a SOA architecture which separates parts of our application. For example, the accounts API is completely separate from the Ads API (which is my primary focus). This means that I don't have a User model available to me in the backend API.
Is it possible to explicitly provide a "user_id", retrieved from the request object, instead of relying on some sort of foreign key or implicitly retrieved user id?
The idea would be that a request to retrieve history for an edited record would simply return the provided user_id. We would then merge that with a request against our Accounts API to determine who the actual user was.
We're using Lumen 8.x for middle and back end layers.
You can add any custom values with transformAudit
https://laravel-auditing.com/guide/audit-transformation.html
