acl.md

ACL

You can use the access control system to differentiate access to files and folders for different users. For this you need to make the following settings. Open configuration file - config/file-manager.php

1. Turn ON ACL system and add fm-acl middleware

   // set true
   'acl' => true,
   
   // add acl middleware to your array
   'middleware' => ['web', 'fm-acl'],

2. You can hide files and folders to which the user does not have access(access = 0).

   'aclHideFromFM' => true,

3. ACL system operation strategies:

   /**
    * ACL strategy
    *
    * blacklist - Allow everything(access - 2 - r/w) that is not forbidden by the ACL rules list
    *
    * whitelist - Deny anything(access - 0 - deny), that not allowed by the ACL rules list
    */
   'aclStrategy'   => 'blacklist',

4. Set the rule repository, the default is the configuration file.

   /**
    * ACL rules repository
    *
    * default - config file(ConfigACLRepository)
    */
   'aclRepository' => \Alexusmai\LaravelFileManager\ACLService\ConfigACLRepository::class,

   Now you can add your rules in 'aclRules' array. But if you want to store your rules in another place, such as a database, you need to create your own class, and implements two functions from ACLRepository.

   I have already made a similar class for an example, and if it suits you, you can use it. You only need to replace the repository name in the configuration file. And add a new migration to the database.

    php artisan vendor:publish --tag=fm-migrations

   See /src/ACLService/DBACLRepository.php and /migrations/2019_02_06_174631_make_acl_rules_table.php