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Laravel RBAC

Laravel 5 RBAC implementation

Package was inspired by RBAC module from Yii Framework

Installation

  1. Run

  2. Add service provider and facade into /config/app.php file.

  3. Publish package configs

  4. Implement Assignable contract in your user model. And use AllowedTrait.

Usage

  1. Describe you permissions in /Rbac/items.php

  2. Use inline in code

  3. Or in middleware

    Of course, don't forget to register middleware in /Http/Kernel.php file

    To use route parameters in business rules as models instead just ids, you should bind it in RouteServicePrivider.php:

    There are 3 ways to bind permission name to action name:

    • middleware paramenter
    • bind they directelly in /Rbac/actions.php file
    • name permission like action, for example article.edit for ArticleController@edit action

  4. Or in your views

    If rbac.shortDirectives option are enabled, you can use shorter forms of directives, like this:

Context Roles

In some cases, you may want to have dynamically assigned roles. For example, the role groupModerator is dynamic, because depending on the current group, the current user may have this role, or may not have. In our terminology, this role are "Context Role", and current group is "Role Context". The context decides which additional context roles will be assigned to the current user. In our case, Group model should implement RbacContext interface, and method getAssignments($user).

When checking is enough to send context model among other parameters:

But for automatic route check in middleware we usually send only post without group:

For this case you can implement RbacContextAccesor intarface by Post model. getContext() method should return Group model. Then you just have to send only the post, and context roles will be applied in middleware to:

You can not do that, if you send context with subject:

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Requires illuminate/support Version 5.1.*
illuminate/container Version 5.1.*
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