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Package db-acl
Short Description Database-based ACL module for Kohana 3.3.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/anroots/kohana-db-acl
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Access Control Module for the Kohana Framework
Database-based ACL module for Kohana 3.3 / PHP 5.4. Users get authorization to perform certain actions through their roles. Each role can have several permissions. You define new roles and permissions in the database as you see fit.
I actually do recommend against using this module unless you specifically want the role/permission management to happen in the database (some projects need permissions managed from the GUI, by administrative users). For an alternative (and much better) implementation, see https://github.com/vendo/acl.
Dependencies
- PHP >= 5.4
- Kohana >= 3.3
- Default Database, Auth and ORM modules
Usage
Defining permissions
Create new entries in the permissions table as you develop your application. Associate permissions with roles and
check for the user's authorization to perform some action in your code.
Permission constants
Override Permission in your APPPATH to define permission constants. Constant values correspond to the id column of
the permissions table.
Checking permissions
$user->can($permission); // Has the permission$user->has_permissions(array $permissions); // Has all of the specified permissions$user->has_any_permission(array $permission); // Has any of the specified permissions
Installation
- Add the files to your modules folder
As a Git submodule:
As a Composer dependency
- Enable in bootstrap.php (above/before auth/orm modules)
- Run create-tables.sql (and orm/auth-schema-*.sql if you haven't already done so)
- Make sure that your Model_User (if overwritten) uses the trait ACL_Trait_User
- Create some permissions and start calling one of the permission methods on Model_User
