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How to manage permissions separately for front-end and back-end users (two tables) in laravel

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How to manage the permissions of front-end and back-end users (two tables) in laravel separately?
Back-end permissions are slightly simpler, while front-end permissions are more complex

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How to manage the permissions of front-end and back-end users (two tables) in laravel separately?
Back-end permissions are slightly simpler, while front-end permissions are more complex

You can refer to: Laravel 5.2 new feature series - Detailed explanation of multi-user authentication function implementation - Laravel Academy
Permission control can be implemented with the RBAC extension package: Use the Entrust extension package to implement RBAC permission management in Laravel 5 (1): Installation and configuration

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