Laravel Nested Controllers and Scope Bindings For Security

[@hassamulhaq7762]

really helpful, I don't know about scope binding. thank you for this video.

[@ramina2121]

Every video I learn new things ! Thank you great work

[@tannercampbell]

Nice, didn't know about scope bindings! Typically I would create a Policy to check this, and call `$this->authorize(...)`

[@DavidSilva-cp8hg]

Amazing!!! I was looking for this group scope bind 🎉 thanks so much

[@youssofokiel1269]

Thanks for your great videos 🔥💯

[@HaiNguyen-cf1ji]

Cool, I was looking for some thing like this for a while now

[@bulent2435]

Very good topic. Thanks.

[@rahmanjafarinejad6069]

Useful tip! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@GergelyCsermely]

Thanks. Excellent idea!!!

[@DougLopes]

amazing as always

[@itsaminj9891]

very useful and simple :) thanks a lot!

[@pvaitonis]

Good tip. Thanks

[@prashantpandey7815]

Very useful.

[@taslimsuman]

I always do this check but instead id I use slug. Its more readable

[@julienSibille]

Usefull ! Thank you !

[@eloquent2200]

This is very useful tip, I tried to implement in my project, but it's not working for show method.

[@hansherrera5321]

Still not sure why would you want to have project id as an url parameter if you can still get the relationship directly from the task. Didn't know about scopedBindings tho, thanks

[@VolkanKAVAS]

perfect !

[@coipo123]

What's your favorite / ideal way to organize routes ? when projects start to grow, it's a bit weird and it doesn't look good when the routes file starts to grow

[@LaravelDaily]

I'm a big fan of route groups and route resources. If it grows too big, then maybe separate routes/xxxxxx.php files but personally not a big fan.

[@faalarcon100]

Please give me the link to the course to learn more about this topic

[@andywong2244]

Povilas, in this example whats the advantage of using nested resource controller compared to just using the single resource controller?

[@LaravelDaily]

Just more structured way, totally personal preference

[@mahmoud-bakheet]

How cool of that

[@lucasj.pereira4912]

Hi Povilas. In this new course, will it also cover roles and permissions for each user in each tenancy?

[@LaravelDaily]

For that, I have a separate course: laraveldaily.teachable.com/p/practical-roles-and-permissions-in-laravel - there's a topic about teams at the end

[@OnlinePseudonym]

Really interesting to see this - did not know it at all. I wonder if there's merit in these nested routes when the task belongs to a single project - if you have the task, then you automatically have easy access to the project. M2m relationships are obviously different. Do you have any thoughts on that?

[@LaravelDaily]

Hard to comment, the question feels theoretical "what if", it's better to look at the exact code example and then have thoughts on that.

[@OnlinePseudonym]

@@LaravelDaily Sure. Since the Task belongs to the object graph of the Project, access to the project is automatically bounded to the project. So I think my point it is (and it's a question I pose to myself as well - not taking anything away from the great video - please keep making your excellent content) - is it simpler / better to (a) use /project/{project}/tasks/{task} and have to add the scope binding declaration, or (b), just have the URL be /tasks/{task}, not have to scope the binding, and if you need to reference the project, simply do it via $task->project.

[@soniablanche5672]

is there a way for each project to have their own tasks with autoincrementing id starting from 0? (task primary key would be an a non-unique autoincrementing value and the project id)

[@LaravelDaily]

There is a way but it adds huge complexity with custom code, overriding the defaults of the framework, do you REALLY want it?

[@soniablanche5672]

@@LaravelDaily No it's for educational purpose. I've always wondered how you could do it.

[@dantondelima9934]

Is it possible to use with slugs for the projects and tasks this way?

[@LaravelDaily]

Yes, follow the link to the docs and read details there

[@bhaviktrambadiya]

Can I use scope binding in api.php?

[@LaravelDaily]

Yes