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Switching Views by User Role in Laravel with Metronic Theme 8.2.1


Hi everyone,

I'm working on a Laravel project with the Metronic theme and I'm trying to figure out how to switch views based on the user's role. Specifically, I want to display a different dashboard for 'admin' users compared to 'client' users. What is the best practice for implementing this in Laravel?

Any advice or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!


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You can apply the role middleware to routes or controllers by adding it to the route definition or the controller's constructor.


Route::group(["middleware" => ["role:manager"]], function () {
//
});



public function __construct()
{
$this->middleware(["role:manager","permission:publish articles|edit articles"]);
}


https://spatie.be/docs/laravel-permission/v6/basic-usage/middleware#content-middleware-via-routes



You can achieve view switching based on user roles in Laravel using the laravel-permission package, which is already included in Metronic Laravel starterkit.

https://spatie.be/docs/laravel-permission/v6/introduction

In your views, you can check the user's role and display the appropriate dashboard based on their role:

@if(auth()->user()->hasRole("admin"))
<!-- Display admin dashboard -->
@elseif(auth()->user()->hasRole("client"))
<!-- Display client dashboard -->
@endif

This approach allows you to control view switching based on user roles, ensuring that 'admin' users see the admin dashboard and 'client' users see the client dashboard. Additionally, you can use middleware to restrict access to specific routes or controllers based on roles and permissions.

If you have further questions or need more detailed guidance, please feel free to ask.



Regarding projected routes, what is your suggestion? Is it possible to provide an example?


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  • <code></code> for single line of code
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  • <em></em> to emphasize
  • <ul><li></li></ul>  to make list
  • <ol><li></li></ol>  to make ordered list
  • <h3></h3> to make headings
  • <a></a> for links
  • <img> to paste in an image
  • <blockquote></blockquote> to quote somebody
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