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laravolt/acl

Installation

Composer

composer require laravolt/acl

Service Provider

Skip this step if you are using Laravel 5.5 or above.

Laravolt\Acl\ServiceProvider::class,

Migrations

Publish migration file (optional):

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Laravolt\Acl\ServiceProvider" --tag=migrations

Run migration:

php artisan migrate

Publish Configuration (Optional)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Laravolt\Acl\ServiceProvider" --tag=config

Usage

Add Laravolt\Acl\Traits\HasRoleAndPermission trait to User model:

<?php

namespace App;

use Laravolt\Acl\Traits\HasRoleAndPermission;

class User
{
    use HasRoleAndPermission;
}

After that, User will have following methods:

`$user->roles()`

Relationships that defines User has many Laravolt\Acl\Models\Role.

`$user->hasRole($role, $checkAll = false)`

Check if specific User has one or many roles. Return boolean true or false.

`$user->assignRole($role)`

Assign one or many roles to specific User. Possible values for $role are: id, array of id, role name, Role object, or array of Role object.

`$user->revokeRole($role)`

Revoke/remove one or many roles from specific User. Possible values for $role are: id, array of id, role name, Role object, or array of Role object.

`$user->hasPermission($permission, $checkAll = false)`

Check if specific User has one or many permissions. Return boolean true or false.

Command

php artisan laravolt:acl:sync-permission

Bypass Authorization

You can bypass authorization checking using Laravel built-in method:

// Place it somewhere before application running, e.g. in `AppServiceProvider`.
Gate::before(function($user){
    // check if $user superadmin
    // and then return true to skip all authorization checking
});

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