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Pimcore Role Creator bundle

Getting started

1. This bundle is easily installed via composer: composer require torqit/pimcore-role-creator-bundle
2. In your config folder, add a roles.yaml file. Instructions on how to set up your roles is given below in the Roles Setup section.
3. Make sure you register the RoleCreatorBundle in your AppKernel.php located at \src\pimcore-root\app\AppKernel.php. Registering the bundle is as easy as adding a line in the registerBundlesToCollection function, like so: $collection->addBundle(new \TorqIT\RoleCreatorBundle\RoleCreatorBundle);
4. Run the bundle, with the command: ./bin/console torq:generate-roles

Role Setup

For this example, let's say we want to add Manager and Employee roles to our app. In your config folder, add a roles.yaml file with the following layout:

This will create Manager and Employee roles, both with no permissions, workspaces or allowed classes.

Basic Permissions

Using the permissions specified in the user_permission_definitions table, you can specify basic permissions per role using one of three variables:

• included_permissions: [] An array of allowed permissions
• excluded_permissions: [] Include all permissions on a role except for the ones specified
• all_permissions: Include all permissions

So for example, if we wanted our manager to have full access to the app, but only allow users to see documents and assets, we would configure it like so:

Workspaces

You can specify data object, asset and document workspaces using the following structure per role.

Where folderName is the full path to the folder for that workspace. Each workspace array can be populated with the following currently supported permissions:

• list
• view
• save (Documents/Data Objects Only)
• publish
• unpublish (Documents/Data Objects Only)
• delete
• rename
• create
• settings
• versions
• properties

Note: in order to make the entire structure available, you can supply / as the folder, which will make a workspace at the root.

Going back to our example, if we wanted to make it so that the Employee role can only operate in the articles folders for documents and assets, we might set up our config this way:

Alternatively, you can pass true to a workspace, which will enable all of the permissions

You can specify special configurations per data object workspace:

• Custom layouts
• Localization

Allowed Document Types & Classes

You can specify the allowed document types and classes per role using the following structure:

Where the both values accept the class/document type name (and not the class/doc type ID). For example, if we wanted to make it so that the Employee role could only create Article's, we would simply specify the following:

Note: The default behavior for pimcore is that if no allowed class/doc types are specified, then all classes and doc types are allowed. If you need to restrict all creation, you may need to configure it at the workspace level.

Allowed Perspectives

You can specify the allowed perspectives on a role by adding perspectives to an array of strings:

If you don't specify a list of perspectives, than it will clear all previously selected perspectives.