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Package privileges
Short Description Permission control system for Laravel
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/seancheung/privileges
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Privileges
Privilege and Group control for Laravel
Installation
You can install this package via composer using this command:
Register service provider:
config/app.php
If you need blade directives, also add this:
config/app.php
A middleware can also be registered:
app/Http/Kernel.php
Publish profile config:
Modify the published profile template to suit your application.
config/privileges_profile.php
Add Panoscape\Privileges\Privilege\UserEntity trait to your user model, Panoscape\Privileges\Privilege\GroupEntity trait to your group model, and Panoscape\Privileges\Privilege\PrivilegeEntity trait to your privilege model.
If you have multiple privileges control flow or you prefer a different profile name, you may copy and modify the default profile template and rename it to something else, admin_profile for example. Then defile a method named profile in your related models and set them to the config name of your choice.
Here is an example of Admin, Role, Permission(instead of User,Group,Privilege):
config/admin_profile.php
app/Admin.php
app\Role.php
app\Permission.php
Migration
This package does not provide any migrations or commands. You should create three required models/migrations and two pivot tables by yourself. The minimal requirements of table structures are listed in the profile template.
Basic Usage
Access groups/privileges relationship of a user:
or via dynamic properties:
If you have different entity names other than the default User, Group, Privilege, You should access the relationships by the table values defined in your profile.
Example of Admin, Role, Permission:
Group and Privilege validation
has:
all:
any:
Instead of the default name column checking, you may specify which column to check:
validate:
With this method you can do complex checking
all:
equivalent to
any:
equivalent to
all + any:
equivalent to
group:
equivalent to
privilege:
equivalent to
group + privilege:
equivalent to
Column specification is also available:
Middleware
If you have registered the middleware, you can add it to any routes you'd like to guard with it.
Balde
If you have registered the blade service provider, you may guard your blade codes with @validate , @group and @privilege.
Also your user entity need to implement Panoscape\Privileges\Privileged interface in order to use these blade directives.
Blade directives:
Performance
joined 5 tables(2 of them are pivot tables) within one query:
joined 5 tables(2 of them are pivot tables) within two query:
joined 5 tables(2 of them are pivot tables) within two query:
Conclusion
Each any group costs one query;
All all group costs one query.
