After following a tutorial on how the built-in acl of laravel works I tried it and it works well by defining every route by itself.
Now I'm trying to use a resource but it's not working as intended. I added the following code to my routes file:
Route::group(['middleware' => 'acl:create_client'], function()
{
Route::resource('clients', 'ClientController');
});
Now I understand what the problem is:
all the methods in the Clientcontroller will be checked against my db if this user has the acl:create_client, resulting in all methods available to the logged in user that has this acl.
How do I split every method to use it's own acl without having to write it like this:
Route::get('/client/create', [
'middleware' => 'acl:create_client',
'as' => 'clients.create',
'uses' => 'ClientController@create'
]);
Resulting in something like this:
create needs create_client
index needs index_client
update need update_client
etc etc
via Chebli Mohamed
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