Protecting the admin or backend of an application is one of the most important features of any website. But sometimes it can be a bit cumbersome to write the same boilerplate code for each controller method. In this article, I will show you how to create a gate middleware for checking user permissions via your routes.
This is a very small maintenance release. In the App\Infrastructure\Services\UserAuth class (located in skeleton), USERSESSID was hardcoded instead of using the user specified cookie name from ./config/auth.php. It also has been added as a shared instance in App\Infrastructure\Providers\RbacServiceProvider.
Another bug that was fixed, was an extra semicolon after an if statement. The bug did not cause any adverse reactions, but deemed it necessary to take care of.
CodefyPHP 3 is the newest release of the PHP web framework for building complex applications. This release includes a plethora of changes, updates, enhancements, and bug fixes. Due to config changes cross many file of the config files, it is recommended that you read thoroughly through the documentation and the skeleton app to ascertain the best way to upgrade your existing applications.
It took longer than expected, but CodefyPHP v2.0.0 is out with shiny new features. This release is dedicated to Mathias Verraes, whose code buttercup.protects helped me to get a better grasp of DDD, CQRS, and is the base/foundation of CodefyPHP.
After 3 years of working on and off, CodefyPHP, A Domain-Driven Framework is finally here. CodefyPHP was made especially for complex applications that need Domain-Driven Design, CQRS and Event Sourcing.
The name Codefy is a derivative of the word codify which means to arrange into a systematic code according to a plan or system. This is the purpose of CodefyPHP as it pertains to Domain-Driven Design, ubiquitous language and complex applications.