mortenscheel

Edits

All credit goes to uzegonemad. I've only added the following.

1. Now supports Laravel 5.3+ (using pluck() method in stead of lists())
2. The methods attachPermission() and detachPermission() now accept strings (name of the permission)
3. Permissions are reloaded before can() checks to ensure they are up to date.

What is this?

Entrust is a fantastic role-based permission library for Laravel. However, by design, it only supports attaching permissions to roles, not to users.