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Informations about the package authorization

About

This package provides a simple implementation for authorization base on Laravel Gate.

Implementation

1. Install the package

This command will install the package:

The package required to publish migrations, so if the migrations are not automatically published, please run the following commands:

2. Publish assets (optional)

If you want to publish assets for editing, run the following commands

3. Register the Service Provider

Open config/app.php and add your service provider to the providers array.

4. Apply Authorizable trait

Add Authorizable trait to your Authenticatable model such as User model

5. Manage roles and permissions

You can map the roles and permissions at "/authorization":

6. Apply

Once you installed the package, a middleware alias named "authorize" is automatically registered.

About Authorize Middleware

When you apply the middleware, default permission name used is concatenated with route prefix, lowercase of controller name prefix and action name. For example, consider the following route:

In the example route above, the package will call the following:

To customize the controller name prefix, add this line to your controller:

By this, the package will call the following:

Apply to middleware groups

To apply "authorize" middleware to middleware groups, add this to your application .env

When middleware groups are registered, add this to your controller to ignore any function:

Apply to routes

To apply for a single route

To apply for multiple routes

Manually apply to a specific function

To authorize a function, add this line at the top of your controller function:

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.


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