CMAUTH2
Cmauth2 is a Role Based Access Control Authentication package developed for Laravel 5.1.11 applications.br/
You can creating unlimited Groups (Roles) and Permissions and assign your users to Groups., (*1)
Afterwards you can use your filters and facades to check if the logged in user has proper permission for the current route / controller / method / view part., (*2)
Features:
- Creating and managing Users, Groups (Roles) and Permissions
- Managing login / logout / remember steps
- Permissions checks with filters and facades
- Option to choose different users to have passwords on the system or check credentials through LDAP
- Cmauth admin panel to assign users and permissions to groups
Requirements:
- Laravel 5
- PHP ldap extension (if you require LDAP authentication)
Setup:
In the require key of composer.json file add the following, (*3)
"cemleme/cmauth2": "dev-master"
Run the Composer update comand, (*4)
$ composer update cemleme/cmauth
In your config/app.php add CmauthServiceProvider to the end of the providers array, (*5)
'providers' => [
...
'Cemleme\Cmauth\CmauthServiceProvider',
],
Assign same User model at config/auth.php, (*6)
'model' => 'Cemleme\Cmauth\models\User' //(or \App\User if you extend \Cemleme\Cmauth\models\User)
Publish config file config/cmauth.php using artisan publish command:, (*7)
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Cemleme\Cmauth\CmauthServiceProvider"
Cmauth Config File:
- 'mastertemplate' : The template you want to wrap Cmauth admin panel. It looks for @yield('content') at the template page
- 'loginview' => Your desired login page. Cmauth is compatible with default Laravel 5 login page. You do not need any extra fields
- 'ldap' => Optional. Set it to true if you want to use LDAP authentication
- 'ldap_domain' => Required if 'ldap' => true. Your LDAP domain name
- 'ldap_server' => Required if 'ldap' => true. IP address of your LDAP server
- 'ldap_port' => Required if 'ldap' => true. Port of your LDAP server
Used Packages:
- For log viewer, create "ViewLog" Permission and assign it to desired user. The route is /logs
- For laravel backup, you can publish the config file using php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Spatie\Backup\BackupServiceProvider"