How to show panel navigation only to certain users?

i want to show only the navigation to the user with id 1 im trying this:

class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        return $panel
            ->navigation(auth()->id() === 1)

            // also tried:
            // ->navigation(fn (): bool => auth()->id() === 1)
            // ->navigation((fn (): bool => auth()->id() === 1)())

class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        return $panel
            ->navigation(auth()->id() === 1)

            // also tried:
            // ->navigation(fn (): bool => auth()->id() === 1)
            // ->navigation((fn (): bool => auth()->id() === 1)())

but auth()->id() is always null, despite being logged in or not

Solution:

create a middleware: php artisan make:middleware YourMiddleware YourMiddleware.php...

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25 Replies

sandofgods•14mo ago

you have tu use fn() in AdminPanelPRovider to get your condition evaluate but i'm not sur if it's working

ericmpOP•14mo ago

yeah as i said in the 1st message, i tried it using closure too 🤷 i think auth is not there yet, so is not possible to get it but may be a way or i might be missing something, idk

sandofgods•14mo ago

here how i use it:

NavigationItem::make('commission')
                ->label(fn(): string => __("commission"))
                ->url(fn (): string => Commissions::getUrl())
                ->icon('uni-bill-o')
                ->group(fn(): string => __("settings categorie"))
                ->hidden(fn(): bool => !Setting::whereTeamsId(Auth::user()->teams_id)->first()->settings_commissions_actif)
                ->sort(3),

NavigationItem::make('commission')
                ->label(fn(): string => __("commission"))
                ->url(fn (): string => Commissions::getUrl())
                ->icon('uni-bill-o')
                ->group(fn(): string => __("settings categorie"))
                ->hidden(fn(): bool => !Setting::whereTeamsId(Auth::user()->teams_id)->first()->settings_commissions_actif)
                ->sort(3),

Oh and here the use for the Auth class:

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth;

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth;

ericmpOP•14mo ago

oh so u use Auth instead of auth() that might be the reason!? i cant try it now, ill @ u when ill try it @sandofgods it doesnt work i did:

->navigation(fn (): bool => \Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth::user()->id === 1)

->navigation(fn (): bool => \Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth::user()->id === 1)

i get:

Call to a member function getNavigation() on bool

Call to a member function getNavigation() on bool

not sure if im missing something so using Auth instead of auth() makes no difference

sandofgods•14mo ago

ok i try myself and you right closure dont work, but i have a workaround for you it's working here:

$navigation = false;

            if(fn():bool=>Auth::id() ==1){
                $navigation =  false;
            }else {
                $navigation = false;
            }

        return $panel
            ->navigation($navigation)

$navigation = false;

            if(fn():bool=>Auth::id() ==1){
                $navigation =  false;
            }else {
                $navigation = false;
            }

        return $panel
            ->navigation($navigation)

just do your logic before the return $panel and use your variable to activate or desactivate your menu it's not the must elegant way but its a workaround and it's working But more than doing a search on user id i will create in user model a boolean authorizing the panel to show

ericmpOP•14mo ago

ericmpOP•14mo ago

and im logged in yeah ill set up policies and etc, but i first need this to work ^^

sandofgods•14mo ago

Use a closure see what i do in my if Whithout closure its not evaluated

ericmpOP•14mo ago

okay let me try

ericmpOP•14mo ago

hmm like this @sandofgods ??

ericmpOP•14mo ago

its just the closure it doesnt evaluate

sandofgods•14mo ago

yes

ericmpOP•14mo ago

r u sure this works?

sandofgods•14mo ago

yes

ericmpOP•14mo ago

so why i get a closure instead of the auth user id? 🤷‍♂️ im still missing something?

sandofgods•14mo ago

try my full code you'll see

ericmpOP•14mo ago

ur full code always returns false

sandofgods•14mo ago

change the first one to true....

ericmpOP•14mo ago

... it wont work, im not gonna try it thanks for trying to help, but idk how to follow ur advices it works lol my ide not sure wtf vscode doesnt format and in the console it marks it as error but anyways i ran it and it works

ericmpOP•14mo ago

sorry , vscode confused me 🙌 that is why i was saying it wont work oh no wait 😂 this returns true always:

fn():bool=>Auth::id() ==1

fn():bool=>Auth::id() ==1

i guess cuz a closure is truthy so no, problem not solved xd

Solution

LeandroFerreira•14mo ago

create a middleware: php artisan make:middleware YourMiddleware YourMiddleware.php

public function handle(Request $request, Closure $next): Response
{
    $panel = filament()->getCurrentPanel();

    if (auth()->id() !== 1) {
        $panel->navigation(false);
    }

    return $next($request);
}

public function handle(Request $request, Closure $next): Response
{
    $panel = filament()->getCurrentPanel();

    if (auth()->id() !== 1) {
        $panel->navigation(false);
    }

    return $next($request);
}

return $panel
...
    ->authMiddleware([
        Authenticate::class,
        YourMiddleware::class,
    ])

return $panel
...
    ->authMiddleware([
        Authenticate::class,
        YourMiddleware::class,
    ])

ericmpOP•14mo ago

it works, just tested it out awesome didnt know i could do that

LeandroFerreira•14mo ago

now you know ✌️

ericmpOP•14mo ago

(: yeah ty thanks y'all 🙌 appreciate it

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