I need role based system in laravel , when i add user with role , each role have different permission how can i implement this role and permission for user in laravel
Note: one user have multiple role and permission
There is a good package for implementing Role-based Permissions in laravel :
https://github.com/Zizaco/entrust
Update:
A newer one with Laravel 6 support :
https://github.com/spatie/laravel-permission
There is a lots of package for role management with this you can also develop your own role management system. You may try with Sentinel, it's too much popular. First read the documentation and then implement.
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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
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
We are developing an application using larval spark
A user will be able to invited to multiple teams.
With in each team there are a number of venues, we want each user to have specific permissions for that venue.
I.E User will have the edit-venue-details permission for venue A but not for Venue B
Is there a way of linking Spatie permissions to an ID? So we can validate on a per venue basis.
Otherwise if we give a user edit-venue-details permission it will be valid for all of the sites, users will not have the same permissions on each venue.
Spatie/laravel-permission is more concern with high-level permission/roles over certain features
Where the concept you are referring to is known as Model Policies which Laravel implements by default you may find more details in https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/authorization#generating-policies
Find this example maybe it will make it clearer,
https://github.com/drbyte/spatie-permissions-demo/blob/master/app/Policies/PostPolicy.php
I want to assign specific role for registered user to distinct access in application. As instance I need roles: admin, operator.
Is it possible to do with Laravel Passport?
Whats difference between grand and role?
There are no such thins as roles on passport, you have scopes. As for the grant types they define a flow which your app should follow in order to get valid credentials, i recommend you to read the following article and to look for oauth2 documentation so you get a little more insight on the matter.
https://laravel-news.com/passport-grant-types
#Karim soubai already mention how to achieve roles.
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 :)