Create User Permissions

Working With User Permissions

User permissions work same way as role permissions except the fact user permissions override the default role permissions.

An alias has set of permissions stored as json in database.

Install on demand

Include HasUserPermission Trait to have users level permissions overriding role level permissions.

use Kodeine\Domain\Models\Traits\HasRole;
use Kodeine\Domain\Models\Traits\HasPermission;
use Kodeine\Domain\Models\Traits\HasUserPermission;

class User extends Model implements AuthenticatableContract, CanResetPasswordContract
{

    use Authenticatable, CanResetPassword, HasRole, HasPermission, HasUserPermission;

Adding User Permissions

$user = User::first();

// create crud permissions
// create.user, view.user, update.user, delete.user
// returns false if alias exists.
$user->addPermission('user');

// update permission on user alias
// set its permission to false
$user->addPermission('update.user', false);
$user->addPermission('view.phone.user', true);

// pass permissions array to user alias
$user->addPermission('user', [
     'view.phone' => true, 
     'view.blog' => false
]);

Note: If alias or permission already exists, it will update the existing permission's value.

Removing User Permissions

// remove an alias
$user->removePermission('user');

// remove update permission from user
$user->removePermission('update.user');

$user->removePermission('user', [
     'view.phone'
     'view.blog'
]);

Get User Permissions

Get permissions assigned to a user. An array of key value pairs are returned having user permissions along with its role permissions. Of course user permissions override role ones.

$user = User::first();
$user->getPermissions();