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n0nag0n/fatfree-permissions
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A permissions module for your Fat-Free app to help with custom permissions.

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Fat-Free Permissions
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[](#fat-free-permissions)

This is a permissions module that can be used in your projects if you have multiple roles in your app and each role has a little bit different functionality. This module allows you to define permissions for each role and then check if the current user has the permission to access a certain page or perform a certain action. This module is designed to be used with the [Fat-Free Framework](https://fatfreeframework.com). It is not a standalone module. This module pairs very nicely with [xfra35/f3-access](https://github.com/xfra35/f3-access)

Installation
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[](#installation)

Run `composer require n0nag0n/fatfree-permissions` and you're on your way!

Configuration
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[](#configuration)

There is very little configuration you need to do to get this started. It actually is wired up to accept configs, but it's not actually used at the moment.

Usage
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[](#usage)

First you need to setup your permissions, then you tell the your app what the permissions mean. Ultimately you will check your permissions with `$Permissions->has()`, `->can()`, or `is()`. They all have the same functionality, but are named differently to make your code more readable.

### Simple Usage

[](#simple-usage)

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