Thinkphp Integration series of RBAC upgrade version auth Rights Management System demo

The Authority management basically is as standard of the website;

Unless it is used by individuals such as blogs, the importance of rights management is self-evident;

This is the right to write Auth rights management;

The thinkphp has built-in Auth permission classes at:/thinkphp/library/think/auth.class.php

Execute the SQL inside to generate 3 sheets of auth_rule, Auth_group, auth_group_access;

Then build yourself another users table, of course, other names are also possible, but need to be described in the configuration item;

First, the functions of the tables are briefly introduced;

Users: User table; this is not nonsense;

Auth_group: User Group table, such as Super Admins group, General Administrators group, editor, etc., and also record what permissions each management group has;

Auth_group_access: User, Group association table; For example, User 1 belongs to Super Administrator, user 2 belongs to General Administrator and editor;

Auth_rule: the permission table, and what each permission is;

If you have not seen the rights management, it is recommended to look at the source code first, thoroughly learn one thing, the best way is to study the source code;

The focus here is not to talk about Auth, but to give a auth demo;

Git source code: http://git.oschina.net/shuaibai123/thinkphp-bjyadmin

1: First download the project and install;

After the completion of the separate point Super admin login and the article Administrator login;

You will find that their permissions are different; The background menu you see is not the same;

2: Menu Management

In order to control the menu that each administrator can see, the menu must be managed;

Operation is the Admin_nav table in the demo

3: Rights Management

The name and content of each of the specific permissions; I usually correspond with the menu;

But it will be more than the menu management, the comparison of the two pictures can be seen, more often than not the menu to change the additions and deletions;

Operation is the Auth_rule table in the demo;

4: User Group Management

This is the addition of administrative groups, and assigning permissions to each management group;

5: Administrator List

List all the administrators, can add the administrator or modify the administrator's management group;

When such a structure is built, the rights management is simply the AdminBaseController.class.php of the following code;

/application/common/controller/adminbasecontroller.class.php

$auth =new \think\auth ();
$rule _name=module_name. ' /‘. Controller_name. ' /‘. Action_name;
$result = $auth->check ($rule _name,$_session[' user '] [' id ']);
if (! $result) {
$this->error (' You do not have permission to access ');
}

This is also in the thinkphp of the directory structure design experience summary of/application/common/controller in the construction of various basecontroller reasons;

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Thinkphp Integration series of RBAC upgrade version auth Rights Management System demo