Class Auth1

Class Auth1 the Aim is to Design Something similar to laravel Auth (but with 1)

Abstract
Located at easycore/EasyDb.php

Methods summary
`public static AuthModel1\|User`	# `user( boolean $redirectOnFailed = false )` Parameters `$redirectOnFailed` Returns `AuthModel1`\|User
`public static AuthModel1\|string\|User`	# `get( null $fieldName = null, null $defaultOnNull = null )` Get a particular field/column of user class, return null if user not available or default value Get a particular field/column of user class, return null if user not available or default value Parameters `$fieldName` \| optional, return user->getLogin() information if null is passed in ] `$defaultOnNull` \| return default value if null or if user is not set Returns `AuthModel1`\|string\|User
`public static string`	# `id( )` User Primary Id User Primary Id Returns string
`public static AuthModel1\|User`	# `userOrInit( )` Get User or Blank User Model if User Not Exists Get User or Blank User Model if User Not Exists Returns `AuthModel1`\|User
`public static boolean`	# `isGuest( )` If User has not login If User has not login Returns boolean
`public static`	# `isAdmin( $redirectToLoginPageIfGuest = false, $column_value = ['admin'], $column_name = 'role' )`
`public static mixed`	# `getAllowedRoleLogin( array $column_role_list = ['admin'], string $column_role_name = 'role', string $on_failed_redirect_to = '/login', callable $onSuccessCallBack = null, callable $onErrorCallBack = null, string $errorMessage = 'You do not have permission to visit this page, Please login again', string $errorTitle = 'Access Denied' )` Put At the top of the Page and Specify The Required Role If Role Failed, The Page will be redirected to login page Put At the top of the Page and Specify The Required Role If Role Failed, The Page will be redirected to login page Parameters `$column_role_list` `$column_role_name` `$on_failed_redirect_to` `$onSuccessCallBack` `$onErrorCallBack` `$errorMessage` `$errorTitle` Returns mixed

Properties summary
`public static User`	`$USER_CLASS`	# `User::class`