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ShadyarBzharOthman's avatar

Handling User Roles and Permissions in Vue.js with Laravel

Hello everyone,

I'm currently learning Vue.js and I want to build a project using Vue.js and Laravel. I have a question about handling user roles in Vue.

In my Laravel setup, I have a user_type column in my users table. I use middleware and Blade directives to manage roles and permissions for different pages and routes.

How can I handle user roles and permissions effectively in Vue.js?

Thanks for your help!

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gych's avatar

Are you using Vue with Inertia and Laravel ? Or are you using Vue as separated SPA with Laravel as API ?

ShadyarBzharOthman's avatar

@gych Thanks, by that I can protect the routes but what about an action on a page? for example Owner can delete a post but Admin can not?

gych's avatar

@ShadyarBzharOthman In your templates you can use a condition that checks if the user has the right role for the action.

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gych's avatar

@ShadyarBzharOthman No problem! If your question has been answered, please don't forget to close your thread by selecting the best answer. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to reach out :)

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Ben Taylor's avatar

I personally see front end authorisation as nothing more than an aid for visual display. E.g. if a user doesn't have permission to delete something, I either hide the delete button or disable it. But I do not assume that it is sufficient for protecting against unauthorised actions. I always use server side authorisation for that.

In my projects a user has a role that has permissions associated with it. This is basically an object of key value pairs. The key is the type of thing requiring permission. The value is an integer showing level of permission. 0 for none, 1 for view all, 2 for edit etc. this information is passed to my Vue components to use for authenticating different things. I also use a little helper to make it look cleaner by hiding the logic.

For editing a product the logic would look something like


return user.role.permissions['product'] >= 2

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ShadyarBzharOthman's avatar

@Ben Taylor Thanks for that!, I'm also protect routes in my backend but as you say it's just for visual display, and thanks again I'll try that!

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