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This package adds extra functionality to the built in User Authentication. This adds the ability to do User Roles and Permissions.

Features

• Ability to add a role to a user and add permissions to that role.

Installing

You should install this package with Composer. Add the following require to your composer.json file and run the composer install command to install it.

Laravel 5

{
    "require": {
        "sbennett/jukumu": "dev-master"
    }
}

Then in your config/app.php add this line to the providers array.

'SamBenne\Jukumu\Providers\JukumuServiceProvider',

Usage

To get the extra features into the User class you simply need to add inside the User class.

For example:

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use SamBenne\Jukumu\Traits\JukumuRoleTrait;

class User extends Model
{
    use Authenticatable, CanResetPassword, JukumuRoleTrait;
}

Once this is in you can use these new methods are automatically made available, within the class:

• setRole( $roleName )
• is( $roleName )
• hasRole( array $roleNames )
• has( array $permissions )

There are also a helper class Jukumu that will help with creating the roles and permissions.

• Jukumu::createRole( $name, $display_name = NULL, $description = NULL, $order = 0 )
• Jukumu::createPermission( $name, $group = NULL, $display_name = NULL, $description = NULL )
• Jukumu::attachRole( $user, Role $role, array $permissions = [] )
• Jukumu::attachPermissions( Role $role, array $permissions = [] )

Create Role

This will create a role. This only requires a name however, there are extra information that you can add.

• Name: Required, String
• Display Name: Optional, String
• Description: Optional, String
• Order: Optional, Integer

Example

Jukumu::createRole('admin', 'Admin', 'This is my main admin role.');
Jukumu::createRole('user', 'User', 'This is the basic user role.', 1);

Create Permission

This will create a permission that you can attach to a role later.

• Name: Required, String
• Group: Optional, String
• Display Name: Optional, String
• Description: Optional, String

The group parameter allows you to group the permissions together, this then allows for dot notation on permission checking later.

Example

Jukumu::createPermission('view', 'blog', 'View Blog Post', 'View the blog post.');
Jukumu::createPermission('edit', 'blog', 'Edit Blog Post', 'Edit the blog post.');

Attaching

There are two methods of attaching the first attachRole allows you to attach a role to a user and the permissions to that role. The other just allows for attaching permissions to the role.

Example 1

This attaches a role and permissions to the user.

Jukumu::attachRole(Auth::user(), Role::find(1), ['blog.view', 'blog.edit']);

Example 2

This attaches the permissions straight to the role.

Jukumu::attachPermissions( Role::find(1), [
    'blog.view', 'blog.edit'
] );

Troubleshooting

If an error has occurred please check and add an issue with the error in the issues.

License

Jukumu is licensed under The MIT License (MIT).