PostPolicy
class PostPolicy extends AbstractPolicy
Constants
| GLOBAL |
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| ALLOW |
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| DENY |
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| FORCE_ALLOW |
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| FORCE_DENY |
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Properties
| protected SettingsRepositoryInterface | $settings |
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Methods
string|void|null
sanitizeResult(mixed $result)
<p>Allows <code>true</code> to be used in place of <code>->allow()</code>, and <code>false</code> instead of <code>->deny()</code> This allows more concise and intuitive code, by returning boolean statements:.</p>
from AbstractPolicy
Details
in AbstractPolicy
at
line 22
protected
allow()
in AbstractPolicy
at
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protected
deny()
in AbstractPolicy
at
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protected
forceAllow()
in AbstractPolicy
at
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protected
forceDeny()
in AbstractPolicy
at
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string|void
checkAbility(User $actor, string $ability, $instance)
in AbstractPolicy
at
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string|void|null
sanitizeResult(mixed $result)
<p>Allows <code>true</code> to be used in place of <code>->allow()</code>, and <code>false</code> instead of <code>->deny()</code> This allows more concise and intuitive code, by returning boolean statements:.</p>
<p>WITHOUT THIS: `return SOME_BOOLEAN_LOGIC ? $this->allow() : $this->deny();</p> <p>WITH THIS: `return SOME_BOOLEAN_LOGIC;</p>