README

Role Based Access Control

Installation

composer require tshevchenko/rbac

Migration

Running migrations to create tables in the database

php artisan migrate

ENV constants required:

• RBAC_SUPER_ADMIN_EMAIL - The super admin email used by Seeds to assign the Super Admin role.
• RBAC_USER_MODEL - The fully qualified class name of the User model (App\Models\User)

Config

Publish config file

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=rbac-config

Brief description of settings:

• storage - May be db or config. In the case of db the permission will be stored in the database. In the case of config, the permissions will be taken from the permissions property of that configuration file. It might be convenient for small projects with a small number of protected sections.
• super_admin_email - see ENV RBAC_SUPER_ADMIN_EMAIL
• user_model - see ENV RBAC_USER_MODEL
• super_admin_role_id - The Role ID Super Admin. This role is granted access without additional checks.
• permissions - The array of permissions. Each array element must contain role_id and action

    'permissions' => [
        [
            'role_id' => 4,
            'action' => 'App\Http\Controllers\ProfileController@edit',
        ],
    ],
  

• excluded_actions - An array of routes that will be excluded when updating rbac_actions table.

    'excluded_actions' => [
        'generated::',
        'ignition.',
        'sanctum.',
    ],
  

Trait

Use Tshevchenko\Rbac\Models\Traits\RbacTrait in your User model.

Commands

Use command rbac:actions-update to update table rbac_actions. This will update the table according to the existing routes. Always use this command after adding new routes to your application.

Seeds

The sedding data creates 4 access roles to demonstrate capabilities.

• Super Admin, has access to all protected sections, rights to specific actions are not checked.
• Admin, Manager, User - created as an example, the User role is assigned to all existing users.

php artisan db:seed --class=Tshevchenko\\Rbac\\Database\\seeders\\RoleSeeder