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Framework agnostic RBAC implementation

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Overseer
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[](#overseer)

Overseer is a framework agnostic [RBAC](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Role-based_access_control) implementation in PHP.

How does Overseer differ from other implementations?
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[](#how-does-overseer-differ-from-other-implementations)

Overseer is developed using PHP OOP best practices and meets the [PHP-FIG](http://www.php-fig.org/) standards. It is not only framework agnostic, but also storage agnostic, which allows you to use it together with your favorite libraries.

Features
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[](#features)

- Role inhertiance
- Permission business rules
- Resource based permissions
- Configurable

Work in progress
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[](#work-in-progress)

- Unit tests
- Refactoring
- README

Usage
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[](#usage)

Overseer comes bundled with a runtime storage implementation that is suitable for non-production use. If you plan on using Overseer in production we suggest that you implement persistent storage and caching to improve performance.

Example
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[](#example)

The following script demonstrates usage (you can find the rest of the code in the [example](example) folder):

```