inoplate / abilities by roseffendi

A laravel package to manage user abilities
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Maintainer Username: roseffendi
Maintainer Contact: oii@roseffendi.com (Mohammad Roseffendi)
Package Create Date: 2016-08-25
Package Last Update: 2016-08-30
Language: PHP
License: MIT
Last Refreshed: 2024-03-24 03:17:54
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Total Stars: 2
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Inoplate abilities loader

Inoplate abilities loader is a laravel package to load and check abilities from database.

Instalation

composer install inoplate/abilities

Usage

Before we can use this package, we must follow several step below.

  1. Add Inoplate\Abilities\AbilitiesServiceProvider to our providers configuration.
  2. Replate providers for Illuminate\Auth\AuthServiceProvider with Inoplate\Abilities\AuthServiceProvider

To register abilities, we can extend BootstrapServiceProvider that shipped with this package. Define availabe abilities in the getAbilities method


    use Inoplate\Abilities\BootstrapServiceProvider as BaseProvider;

    class BootstrapServiceProvider extends BaseProvider
    {
        protected function getAbilities()
        {
            // Abilities are developer defined entity. Yess!
            // You must define abilities that are available for checking
            return ['create-post', 'update-post', 'delete-post'];
        }
    }

This package shipped with default migrations. You can publish and use it or use something else based with what you need. This package also shipped with User and Role model that has abilities property. And again you are free to use it or not. (User an Role are N:N in relationship)

    $user->abilities; // Retrieve user abilities
    $user->roles->abilities; // Retrieve user specific role abilities
    
    // To assign abilities, use Role. 
    // Unfortunately, we can't set abilities directly to user at the moment.
    // NOTE! Abilities assignment will override existing abilities.
    
    $role = Role::find(1);
    $role->abilities = ['new-abilities'];
    $role->save();

Every time we check ability like $user->can('create-post') or Gate::allows('create-post'), it will check the abilities that belongs to User.

Policy is a resource based check, we can use it as usual.

Please Note.

  1. If you use custom Gate checker, there will be one additional parameters that is ability to check.

Running the tests

vendor/bin/phpunit

Contribution

Thank you for considering contributing to the this package. Just create pull request to and elaborate your purpose. We can discuss about the coding standart, branching strategy, etc.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License