Zend Framework 2.0 Module - Authentication

This project involves the creation of a MODULE under the the Zend Framework 2.x. Ideally the project will be built-in and exported from Zend Studio 10.x. This project will be: - delivered by an individual with Zend Framework 2.x experience. - a stand alone module that can be plugged into other Zend Framework 2.x projects simply using framework standards. - based on Zend Framework 2.x authentication and authorization standards. - in-code or externally documented so that developers can see quickly how the module was built and where modifications may take place. - easily expandable so as a second project you will be able to add on Twitter and Facebook login capabilities. - must be entirely royalty-free. This code may be posted publicly to GitHub as an OpenSource project therefore should not use any copy-written or otherwise protected code. Database: - Based on a simple MySQL database (username, password (encrypted), email address, etc.) Design: - Visually will be based on the default template delivered with the Zend Framework 2.x application. Specifications: - And end user will reach the a demo application (separate from the login module) and be prompted for their username or email address and password to access the page(s) of that module. - The user will be authenticated against a MySQL database using encryption (MD5 or other) for password storage. - If the user is not already registered, they may register with a username, email, full name, and password. - The system will send an automated confirmation email to the user. - The user must receive and select a URL to confirm their name and address. - The user cannot login to the system until the confirmation takes place. - If the user attempts to login before verification has taken place, they are told that they cannot login until verification has taken place. - Users may request that the system re-send the verification email. - If users have forgotten their password, they may initiate a password reset. - Users are emailed a password reset URL allowing them to follow the URL and reset their password. - When the user clicks this URL they are provided with a password reset screen. - An email is sent out to the user notifying them that their account password has been changed. - Once users are authenticated, they are brought to the page they initially requested. Timeframe: - the timeframe you commit to must be respected. Payments (milestones negotiable): - 25% upon acceptance of project - 25% upon delivery of first demonstrated code - 25% upon delivery of first code draft and documentation - 25% upon local installation and use of code based on delivered code and documentation Longer-term - Following delivery of this project the second phase will include addition of social networks to the login methods supported. - Add a sample WSDL service that may be accessed only when credentials are passed.