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This package is made for exactly that purpose and is very well documented.
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(*without any package*) Simplest way to add Permissions Roles in a Laravel Project
I'm working on a simple project. A user having one role and a role having multiple permissions. Role and permission table is having a many to many relationship and i created a pivot table to store role_id and permission_id then how to restrict a specific user according to his role which has been assigned some permission.
So, can you suggest to how can i implement User Access Management kinda stuff in the easiest way possible. PS:- without using any packages like Spatie,etc
And permission table only includes two columns id and name
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Ok fair enough with the no package rule. Simply use policies and guards.
Look at this example https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/authorization#supplying-additional-context
$this->authorize('update', [$post, 'permission_name']);
You pass the name of the permission to check and then in the policy you check if the user has a role with that permission.
Does that make sense?
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An alternative way is to pass the permission name as the first parameter and then have a method in the policy for each permission (or even better use a magic method)
Let me know if you need an example
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Also https://gist.github.com/jimgwhit/ed44a6c81815804f1ab910ce9eb88d84
I like catching permissions at method level.
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@hemantghatawal Using the Spatie package is literally going to be easier than doing this on your own. Just trust the work is done for you. Even in a lightweight project it is super simple to implement and lightweight / battle tested.
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@sinnbeck Thanks for the help
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Happy to help. Like @jlrdw pointed out, my second example might be best if only need to check for the permission :)
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