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@canany was added in 5.6.23 according to https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/5.6/CHANGELOG-5.6.md
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Jun 17, 2018
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@canany or @canevery ? [Laravel 5.6]
There is @can Blade directive, but it accepts only one string (one ability).
But what about checking multiple permissions at once? Is there something like:
@canany(['create_posts', 'edit_posts', 'delete_posts']) - checks if any one of specified abilities passes
or
@canevery(['create_posts', 'edit_posts', 'delete_posts']) - checks if every ability passes
?
I'm using Laravel 5.6
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Accepting an array is exactly why it was added, as per your examples
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Cool! I did composer update and now it works.
One question: I'm using PhpStorm 2018.1.3 (+ Laravel plugin + IDE Helper) and it does not recognize @canany in Blade files. I know that it is a new feature, but is there any way to make my PhpStorm recognize and suggest it?
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