eklundkristoffer/administer

0.11 2017-02-23 14:12 UTC

Requires

• eklundkristoffer/seedster: ~1.0

MIT

• Kristoffer Eklund

README

Table of contents

• Installation
  
• Users
  • Limits
  • User Model
  • Authentication
• Models
  • Editable Models
• Commands
  • Add User Role
  • Delete User Role

###Installation

require the project using Composer:

composer require eklundkristoffer/administer

or manually update your require block and run composer update

{
    "require": {
        "eklundkristoffer/administer": "~0.1"
    }
}

Users

Limits

• Only eloquent driver is supported.
• Multiple guards is not supported.

User model

Your user model should also be extending Administers own user model:

namespace App\User;

use Administer\Models\User as Administer;

class User extends Administer
{
    //
}

Authentication

If you want a administer to login using email for example, you will have to update $username property in your user model. Administer is using username and password fields on default.

namespace App\User;

use Administer\Models\User as Administer;

class User extends Administer
{
    /**
    * Field to be used as username during authentication.
    *
    * @var string
    */
   protected $username = 'username';

   /**
    * Field to be used as password during authentication.
    *
    * @var string
    */
   protected $password = 'password';
}

Models

Editable Models

By adding a model to the models array in config/administer.php Administer will then automatically let you edit the model records from the web. You can with ease define which fields that can be edited, and which fields that should be shown in the presentation list.

'models' => [
    App\User::class => [
        'present_fields' => ['username', 'email'],
        'editable_fields' => ['username', 'email']
    ]
],

Commands

Add User Role

php artisan administer:user:addrole {user_id} {roles*}

Delete User Role

php artisan administer:user:deleterole {user_id} {roles*}