Speedy is a Laravel admin package build with bootstrap and vue, it contains a sidebar menu , a authentication and a authorization control
In your laravel application, execute the following command:
composer require hanson/speedy
add service provider to the app.php:
'providers' => [
// Laravel Framework Service Providers...
//...
// Package Service Providers
Hanson\Speedy\SpeedyServiceProvider::class,
// ...
// Application Service Providers
// ...
]
publish resource:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Hanson\Speedy\SpeedyServiceProvider"
after that, you might want to change some config about speedy:
// config/speedy.php
return [
'class' => [
'namespace' => 'App\\Models\\',
'model' => [
'role' => 'Role',
'user' => 'User',
'permission' => 'Permission',
'permission_role' => 'PermissionRole',
]
],
'table' => [
'role' => 'role',
'permission' => 'permission',
'user' => 'users',
'permission_role' => 'permission_role',
],
// ...
]
By default, models will be storage to App/Models, and user table is user, or you can modify the config wherever you want
'class' => [
'namespace' => 'App\\Models\\',
// 'namespace' => 'App\\', set model namespace as 'App\\'
// ...
],
'table' => [
'user' => 'users',
// 'user' => 'user',set user table name to users
]
if you are using user as your table name, remember to modify the user's migration
install speedy:
php artisan speedy:install
create a new admin user
php artisan speedy:admin [email protected] --create
or assign admin to an existing user
php artisan speedy:admin [email protected]
make auth by default
php artisan make:auth
and modify the $redirectTo = '/home' to $redirectTo = /admin in LoginController
Start up a built-in development server, with php artisan serve, visit http://localhost:8000/admin.
Speedy sidebar Menus is a very convenient component, you just need to modify the speedy config and run a command to recreate the menu.
Speedy Permission is simple, it can't deal with complicated situation. Each single menu have a permission to control it. Which mean whoever can see this menu can access everything in it.
# speedy.php
'menus' => [
'user' => [
'display' => 'User',
'url' => '/admin/user'
],
'role' => [
'display' => 'Role',
'url' => '/admin/role'
],
'about' => [
'display' => 'About HanSon',
'sub' => [
'github' => [
'display' => 'HanSon\'s Github',
'url' => 'https://github.com/hanson',
'target' => '_blank'
],
'blog' => [
'display' => 'HanSon\'s Blog',
'url' => 'http://hanc.cc'
]
]
],
]
After modify the menu, run php artisan speedy:menu to recreate the menu and permission.
Every user has one role. Speedy user admin as a default role and own every permission, even though you modify the menu and run the recreate menu command.
Speedy provider a middleware name speedy.auth in Hanson\Speedy\Http\Middleware\SpeedyAdminMiddleware, every admin route must add it to keep application save.
Hanson\Speedy\Http\Controllers\BaseController will add middleware automatic.
protected $permissionName;
public function __construct()
{
$this->middleware('speedy.auth:' . $this->permissionName);
}
You can make your admin controller extends Hanson\Speedy\Http\Controllers\BaseController and set $permissionName as the menu key.
Speedy has separate the validate rule in config/validator, in the controller, you can use method $validator = $this->mustValidate('{model}.{method}'); to validate the data. The error will display as you define by resources/lang/en/attributre.
The blade file will be publish in resources/views/vendor/speedy, and you might want to change the resource link in resources/views/vendor/speedy/layouts/app.blade.php