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Informations about the package laravel-acl

Laravel ACL

Laravel ACL is a framework-agnostic access control layer for Laravel 10/11/12 projects. It provides global and resource-scoped roles, explicit ALLOW/DENY permissions, permission implication trees, and cache-friendly lookups that plug straight into your existing Eloquent models through a reusable trait.

Features

Requirements

Installation

  1. (Optional) Publish the config and migrations:

  2. Run the migrations:

Configuration (config/acl.php)

Database schema

Publishing the migration adds:

Table Key columns Purpose
acl_roles name, resource_type, description Defines each role; resource_type is null for global roles.
acl_permissions name, resource_type Defines permissions; names are unique.
acl_role_permissions role_id, permission_id, effect Pivot with ALLOW/DENY effect per permission.
acl_role_assignments subject_type, subject_id, role_id, optional resource_*, expires_at Links a subject (e.g., user) to a role, optionally scoped to a resource, with expiration support.
acl_permissions_implications parent_permission_id, child_permission_id Models permission implication trees (grant parent ⇒ grant child).

Usage

1. Add HasRoles to the authenticatable model

2. Create permissions

Interactive artisan flow:

Programmatically:

3. Create roles and attach permissions

In PHP you can use either syncPermissions() (implicit ALLOW) or syncPermissionsWithEffect():

4. Assign roles

Using the trait:

Using the command (handy for ops/support teams):

5. Check roles & permissions

removeRole($resource = null) deletes an assignment, and calling getRole($resource) returns the underlying Role model instance if one exists and is not expired.

HTTP middleware

Register the middleware aliases in app/Http/Kernel.php:

Usage:

Both middleware assume global assignments (resource is null) when evaluating the authenticated subject.

The authenticated guard’s model must use the HasRoles trait (or at least expose compatible hasRole/getRole methods) because the middleware works directly with Auth::user() without re-querying the database.

Caching & invalidation

Role permissions and implied permission trees are cached per record using the configured TTL. Cache invalidation happens automatically when:

Run a full reset manually with:

Artisan command reference

Command Description
acl:create-permission Create/update a permission and optionally attach implied permissions (supports interactive prompts).
acl:create-role Create a role and assign permissions in one step.
acl:assign-role Attach a role to a subject/resource pair with optional expiration.
acl:cache-reset Flush cached permissions and role lookups.

Support & contributing

PRs are welcome. Please include reproduction steps or tests when reporting/patching bugs.

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Requires php Version ^8.0
laravel/framework Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
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