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To set up ACL in Phalcon, you need to follow these steps:
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use PhalconAclAdapterMemory as AclMemory; class Acl extends AclMemory { public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); // Define the roles $this->addRole(new PhalconAclRole('user')); $this->addRole(new PhalconAclRole('admin')); // Define the resources $this->addResource(new PhalconAclResource('index')); $this->addResource(new PhalconAclResource('adminIndex')); // Set access for resources $this->allow('user', 'index', 'index'); $this->allow('admin', 'adminIndex', 'index'); } } |
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$di->set('acl', function () { return new Acl(); }); |
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$di->set('dispatcher', function () use ($di) { $dispatcher = new PhalconMvcDispatcher(); $dispatcher->setEventsManager($di->getShared('eventsManager')); $acl = $di->getShared('acl'); // Set up access control for the entire application $dispatcher->setActionSuffix(''); $dispatcher->setParam('acl', $acl); $dispatcher->setParam('namespace', 'AppControllers'); return $dispatcher; }); |
Now, you have set up access control for your Phalcon application using ACL. In this example, we have defined two roles - 'user' and 'admin', and two resources - 'index' and 'adminIndex'. We have also set up access control to allow the 'user' role to access the 'index' resource and the 'admin' role to access the 'adminIndex' resource.