what I want to create is Laravel 5.2 Admin and there are around 200 users who will use it with different permissions, so you can say 200 roles with different permissions.
I was planning to eliminate the role part from the picture and create some slug based mechanism, slugs will be related to controller public functions in short routes.
In Admin panel superuser will be able to assign permissions to user on controller functions with slugs.
Is this possible with any existing laravel package currently? If not then what will be the optimal solution you guys propose.
I always use Spatie Package, it is very flexible. You can manage role & permissions or only permissions. It is full of functions that make it easy. Check the documentation.
spatie-laravel-permission
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im new to laravel. i want to make an admin panel with multiple role, and any role except admin that trying to CRUD, must need Admin approval to implement it. is there any library, or tutorial how to do it, please i need it to learn.
Thanks
You could try the Spatie Permissions package:
https://spatie.be/docs/laravel-permission/v3/introduction
The features you could look at to learn this are Laravel's Gates and Policies, which can be used to restrict access based on criteria.
https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/authorization
Actually I am beginner in Laravel. By the way, I am using auth and there is a wonderful method, I mean "check" of Auth facade that enable you to protect all routes or controller in that way you want. But Befor this I should say which users can use this route or controller and which users can't.
I seach for it but I didnt find.
Actually I miss a part of this authentication mechanism in Laravel.Please help me about this.
Laravel has a feature called Middlewares where you can check for the user role based on your role_id.
Please see the below link for more clear reference.
https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/middleware
Happy Coding.:)
You need to use middleware for this kind of functionality. Read about middleware in laravel documentation here
Moreover you can use this package to create role for users if you don't want to create roles from scratch. Just add user to a role and use the role name as the middleware.
Have you gone through with ACL stuff in laravel??
Well it will work as per permission which is given by user as per it's role.
For an example Admin has all role so he can access anything. Employee has few rights to access modules so that will define as per need in laravel and that user that do not have access to use some module they'll get some error desgined by developer.
So this all handle through Middleware, and generally that defines by acl
Anything else you want to know?
I am new to laravel and currently i am learning and experimenting on my old php based mini-project conecpt ,i have successfully created the user registration and user login with some features for users,but i am confused how do i create a admin module and provide admin privilege's along with one more sub module (moderator).
I have completed website module,it works fine but i am confused how do i give the following functionalities.
how do i add admin module
admin can access user information
only admin can add moderator
any suggestions would be helpful,
Thank you.
I think what you are trying to do is make some routes only accessible by an admin or moderator?
Make a custom middleware so only if a user has a sufficient role level they can acces the given route.
https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/middleware#defining-middleware
You could have a moderator middleware that checks if a user has role 1 or higher, and a admin middleware that checks if a user has role 2.
i hope this is somewhat what you are searching for.
since laravel's built in authentication uses user model? For example I want to separate the admin from the user so I will build two different layers in my application, the admin and the user. How can I achieve this to laravel since it's default auth uses users table and user model?
In my opinion, there's no real need to separate the two. Administrators and typical users can exist on the same database table, because they are both users but can have different permissions.
It seems like you're just looking for a typical permissions system (ACL). There's multiple packages available that can help you handle this.
Orchestra Auth
Sentinel
Entrust
Normally as an admin is still an user you give them a role column and let say you have : users, moderators and admins. Then you got role 0,1,2 for them. Just make it an enum and if you need to check in Laravel use : Auth::user()->role == 2 for example of admin rights :)
I have a simple Rails 3 blog app that needs an admin user so I can restrict creating and editing blog entries to the admin. I've used devise before, but only for users that are public and can be created by anyone. I don't want the ability to create an admin to be publicly accessible. How should I configure devise to be able to have an admin user?
Update:
After creating an Admin model, you might want to know how to create an admin that can log in (since you won't be able to register them on the front-end).
Have a look at the HOWTO in Github. There are basically two options:
Create a separate admin model
Add a admin attribute to the existing user model
I personally prefer option 1 for larger applications which tend to have different views for admins and normal users. For smaller apps I would recommend option 2.