Laravel Acl Laravel Package

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All groups and permissions are cached to speed up your application performance.

When you use the built-in methods for manipulating groups and permissions, the cache is automatically reset for you, and relations are automatically reloaded for the current model record. But, if you alter permissions or groups directly in the database instead of calling the built-in methods, you will not see the change reflected in the application unless you manually reset the cache. Also, because the Group and Permission models implements the RefreshesPermissionCache trait, creating and deleting groups and permissions will automatically clear the cache.

Manually resetting the cache

To reset the cache manually, you can use the forgetCachedPermissions method:

app(\Junges\ACL\AclRegistrar::class)->forgetCachedPermissions();

Or using the artisan command:

php artisan acl:reset-cache

Cache expiration time

The default cache expiration time is 24 hours. You may alter the expiration time in config/acl.php configuration file, in the cache array.

Cache key

The default cache key used is junges.acl.cache, and you are not encouraged to change it. More likely, setting the cache prefix is better.

Custom cache store

You can configure this package to use any cache store you have configured in laravel's cache config file config/cache.php. In config/acl.php, set the cache.store key to the name of any store you have defined.

Disabling cache

Setting the cache.store to array will disable caching by this package between requests, but will keep cache in memory until the current request is completed and processing, never persisting it.