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I would probably add the super admin to the seeder, so when you install your application and run php artisan migrate --seed you get your super admin out of the box.
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Oct 7, 2016
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Best Practise: SuperAdmin Initial Setup: How to make the 1st Registered User SuperAdmin
Laravel already comes out of the box with a generic user/admin auth form and user registeration. When the very 'first' user registers in on a brand new database, what is the best practise around to set this 'first' as the superadmin?
- Manually edit the SQL table (e.g "super_admin") column in your User table
- Hardcode in your controller code (that processes your initial user registeration form) that id=1 in your User table is automatically identified as SuperAdmin?
Appreciate inputs on this on best practises out there.
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