pierresilva/laravel-access-control

Laravel 7 Access Control brings a simple and light-weight role-based permissions system to Laravel's built in Auth system.

Laravel 7 Access Control

Laravel 7 Access Control brings a simple and light-weight role-based permissions system to Laravel's built in Auth system. Laravel Access Control brings support for the following ACL structure:

• Every user can have zero or more permissions.
• Every user can have zero or more roles.
• Every role can have zero or more permissions.
• Every role can have one special flags, all-access or no-access

Quick Installation

1. composer require pierresilva/laravel-access-control

2. php artisan migrate

3. Add the AccessControlTrait trait to your User model.

...
use pierresilva\AccessControl\Traits\AccessControlTrait;

class User extends Authenticatable
{
    ...
    use AccessControlTrait;
    ...
}

Usage

Middleware

AccessControl provides middleware that you may assign to specific routes in your application. To register, simply append the following middleware to your app/Http/Kernel.php file under the $routeMiddleware property.

Check If User Has A Given Role

'has.role' => \pierresilva\AccessControl\Middleware\UserHasRole::class,

Check If User Has A Given Permission

'has.permission' => \pierresilva\AccessControl\Middleware\UserHasPermission::class,

Facade

AccessControl provides a facade to check user roles and permissions.

Check user has a role

\AccessControl::userIs('role.slug')

Check user has any of given roles

\AccessControl::userIs(['role.slug.1', 'role.slug.2'])

Check user if user has a permission

\Accesscontrol::userCan('permission.slug')

Check user if user has any of given permissions

\Accesscontrol::userCan(['permission.slug.1', 'permission.slug.2'])