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curlymoustache/sanction
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A PHP Permissions and role-based access control library, with plenty of flexibility and ability to extend and replace components.

v0.5(12y ago)728MITPHPPHP >=5.4.0

Since Oct 27Pushed 12y ago1 watchersCompare

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Sanction.
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**Note: Requires PHP5.4+**

Yep, another access control package for PHP, including some neat integration with [Laravel 4](http://laravel.com).

Declare a list of roles, the permissions they can access, and any other roles they inherit from as a config array (or file, or whatever you like!), then let `Sanction` do the rest.

Attaching roles to users is your job, this merely sets what they *can* do once they're attached - But we provide some helpers for Laravel (and hopefully some more generic stuff soon too).

Basic Usage
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Let's say we have a user management app, with two roles defined, *standard\_user*, and *admin*. Our *standard\_user* can create and update users, but our *administrator\_user* can also delete users, as well as creating and updating them.

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