Complete User Management Module

[size="4"]UserAdmin module[/size]

Complete module for managing users, they premissions, tasks and roles

http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/useradmin/

Basic features:

  • Manage users. Can create, update, assign roles and allowed tasks

  • Manage roles. Can assign allowed tasks to role, can set home page for role (for redirect after login or registration)

  • Manage tasks (allowed routes).

  • Built-in login and registration system

  • Caching

Thanks, man! That’s a thing which replaced yiiuser+Rights for me.

I don’t think you need to add a profile like one in yii-user(just take a look if you haven’t yet) - it’s monstrous, like it should be if you want your product to fit all sizes^Wusers. One can add a profile according to his style.

But a thing I need - check if user can access specific page(e.g. in menu creating to show only links he can access), and you have this code as a private method in controller class.

Wouldn’t it be better to put some method UWebUser::accessRoutes() which return all allowed routes and a UWebUser::canAccess($route), which can be used in UAccessController::_isRouteAllowed() to check if specific route is accessible? It’s just about code architecture.

And yes, I can modify classes for my very own requests but someone else will need this someday perhaps.

p.s.: nice code style, easy-to-read-and-understand, thanks again.

This is just an example of how do I use it:

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UWebUser.php

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UAccessController.php

These both are your code, I’ve just moved methods metioned in a prev post .

I have only ONE question?! Is there any real reason of re-inventing wheel?! Yii already has RBAC, and at first sight yii’s version is much more flexible. I just puzzled…why you did it?!

It has just no any advantage. All that you need - add GUI for built-in RBAC or get extension that is doing it for you.

Replacing built-in RBAC with something that looks same and more hardcoded is very bad idea, for any real project. As for learning purposes and hobby - fine.