Setting unknown property: appid for local host about webauthn HOT 5 OPEN

I guess you are talking about a "Notice" which is new in PHP 8.0, that occurs if you access an undefined property in a class. You should be able to fix it if you create the class property:

class WebAuthn
{
    /**
     * @var string
     */
    public $appid;
...

from webauthn.

There is no requirement in any version of PHP to declare properties. They tightened up implicit object creation, and reading unset properties, but there isn't any error, notice or otherwise, in assigning to a new property. I wrote a quick test just to make sure. Adding properties dynamically is very widely used.

I don't really think it is appropriate to use localhost for this, and you really must use https, it's pointless otherwise.

If you could post the actual error with the line numbers, and the exact string you pass in, that would be helpful. It has to match the host in the origin returned in the response later on, but that doesn't sound like the error you're getting.

from webauthn.

@davidearl If you don't declare properties, in PHP 8.x you get Notices, Warnings when reading. In >=8.2 you'll get Notices when writing to an undeclared property.

In PHP 9 you'll get Errors. Please read:

https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate_dynamic_properties

from webauthn.

Quite. 8.2 which isn't released yet. Unless @rohitgour45 is using a pre-release 8.2, this is not the problem above: it is only writing. Not saying it wouldn't be good to declare it, but it's not the immediate issue.

from webauthn.