Users

The users in our system are persisted via Doctrine into our PostgreSql database.
As requested, only the administrators have the rights to manage (Create, Edit, Delete) Users. Nevertheless, to be able to understand the application correctly, every developer working on this app has the possibility to load Fixtures, aka fake data, into the database, and notably users of different kind, as shown in fixtures/user.yaml:

App\Entity\User:
    user_{1..9}:
        userName: <name()>
        password: <hashPassword(word())>
        email: <email()>
        roles: ['ROLE_USER']
    user_test:
        userName: 'admin'
        password: <hashPassword('Azerty123*')>
        email: 'admin@admin.com'
        roles: ['ROLE_ADMIN']
    user_test_2:
        userName: 'admin2'
        password: <hashPassword('Azerty123*')>
        email: 'admin2@admin.com'
        roles: ['ROLE_ADMIN']
    user_test_non_admin:
        username: 'random'
        password: <hashPassword('Azerty123*')>
        email: 'random@random.com'
        roles: [ 'ROLE_USER' ]
    user_anon:
        username: 'Anonymous'
        password: <hashPassword('@nonymou$')>
        email: 'anon@anon.com'
        roles: [ 'ROLE_USER' ]

2 Admins, 1 Anonymous User, 1 random (but authenticable non-admin User), and a few fillers.