2 Authorizers for one Schema

[veneliniliev]

can I register 2 authorizers of one Schema?

example:

• one for permission (as resource authorizer)
• one for premium service (register in AuthServiceProvider with LaravelJsonApi::registerAuthorizer)

2 authorizers have very different logic and are used in different schemas

[lindyhopchris]

Hi. I'm not sure I understand the use case. How would we know which authorizer to use?

[veneliniliev]

I want to use both at the same time. if I use middleware I can't access the resource/type and the other benefits I have directly in the authorizer.

[lindyhopchris]

My point is that the JSON:API implementation looks up the authoriser and automatically executes the functions on it. How would we know which authorizer to use if there are two?

[veneliniliev]

first executes one, if successful executes the second as well. in the old version, I could have one in the resource and one from the routing like ->authorizer() and working.

in the new version, there is LaravelJsonApi::registerAuthorizer but I can't add two (or more) authorizers to run sequentially

[lindyhopchris]

ah ok, in the old version I don't think I intentionally supported two authorisers working: it looks like an accidental benefit of how I implemented it.

I'll have a think how this could be supported.