Filament•16mo ago

Multiple panel login

I have three types of user namely 1. admin 2. agent 3. merchant I create multiple panel like /admin, /agent and /merchant I want the users who have user_type = agent only can login in /agent and so on, so 1. Do I need to create multiple custom login page (custom) for each different user_type 2. Can I create one login page (custom) and check base on user_type, if so, how can I know user_type = agent is trying to login using /agent only and block (throw error) if trying to login in /admin and so on Thanks in advance

13 Replies

Dennis Koch•16mo ago

Do I need to create multiple custom login page (custom) for each different user_type

You need multiple auth guards which you can set on the panel ->authGuard(). Check Laravel docs and your config/auth.php file.

Can I create one login page (custom) and check base on user_type, if so, how can I know user_type = agent is trying to login using /agent only and block (throw error) if trying to login in /admin and so on

You probably can create your own login page, disable all the logins on the panels, and redirect on user type.

VpOP•16mo ago

Okay, understood.. thanks

krekas•16mo ago

For the second you can just add your own loginresponse And make checks there

krekas•16mo ago

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Dennis Koch•16mo ago

Yeah right. Good call.

josef•16mo ago

Or just adapt canAccessPanel() in the user model and check for panel ID and user_type (that's how I do it)

Dennis Koch•16mo ago

Instead of auth guards? Yeah might be the easier way.

josef•16mo ago

Yep 🙂 guards work too, but might be a bit overkill? Geschmacksfrage I guess 😉

krekas•16mo ago

yeah canAccessPanel() would be easier

SoraKeyheart•16mo ago

May you kindly share a code example of this?

krekas•16mo ago

ain't even trying🤦‍♂️

public function canAccessPanel(Panel $panel): bool
{
    if ($panel->getId() === 'admin') {
        return $this->hasRole('super_admin');
    }

    if ($panel->getId() === 'accountant') {
        return $this->hasRole('accountant');
    }
}

public function canAccessPanel(Panel $panel): bool
{
    if ($panel->getId() === 'admin') {
        return $this->hasRole('super_admin');
    }

    if ($panel->getId() === 'accountant') {
        return $this->hasRole('accountant');
    }
}

SoraKeyheart•16mo ago

I did it like this:

protected $emailList = [
        'kaec.net',
        'hsse.co'
    ];

public function getEmailDomain($email){
        $array = explode('@', $email);
        return $array[1];
    }

public function canAccessPanel(Panel $panel): bool
    {
        // Access to Admin panel
        if ($panel->getId() === 'admin' && auth()->user()->hasAnyRole('super_admin', 'admin')) {
            return in_array($this->getEmailDomain($this->email),$this->emailList);
        }
    }

protected $emailList = [
        'kaec.net',
        'hsse.co'
    ];

public function getEmailDomain($email){
        $array = explode('@', $email);
        return $array[1];
    }

public function canAccessPanel(Panel $panel): bool
    {
        // Access to Admin panel
        if ($panel->getId() === 'admin' && auth()->user()->hasAnyRole('super_admin', 'admin')) {
            return in_array($this->getEmailDomain($this->email),$this->emailList);
        }
    }

Dennis Koch•16mo ago

I hope you verify those emailadresses 😅

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