Pluto demo
This is a demonstration of the yii2-pluto module for versatile user management on Yii2-sites.
The following users are registered on this site (there may be more as new users are registered).
Registered users
| User name | Full name | Role |
|---|---|---|
| vincent | Vincent the Visitor | |
| amy | Amy the Author | author |
| boris | Boris Blocked | author (blocked) |
| ed | Ed the Editor | editor |
| wendy | Wendy the Weekend-editor | weekend_editor |
| pam | Pam the Publisher | publisher |
| mo | Mo the Moderator | moderator |
| sal | Sal the Support Manager | support |
| alice | Alice the Administrator | admin |
They all have the same password: '123456' (agreed, that's the stupidest password one can think of,
but this is a demo, right?). Feel free to log in as any of these users and explore her or his possibilities.
Also, you can register as a new user to experience how Pluto handles that. After that, log in as 'alice' and assign yourself another role, perhaps even define a new role.
The rather silly Lucky Numbers in the site's top menu are invented to demonstrate the permissions of the user roles.
User roles
Pluto standard roles are in bold. The other roles are made up for the demo.
| Role | Permissions |
|---|---|
| '?', guest* | can see the index of Lucky Numbers |
| '@', visitor* | can view all Lucky Numbers |
| author | can create a Lucky Number, update her own Lucky Number, and do
what any authenticated user can |
| editor | can update any Lucky Number, and do everything an author can |
| weekend_editor | like editor, but only on saturdays and sundays. |
| publisher | can delete any Lucky Number, and do everything an editor can |
| moderator | can manage comments; does really belong to my yii2-comment demo |
| support | can only view all Lucky Numbers (like any authenticated user), and
can manage user data (but not those of admin) |
| admin | can do anything that publisher, support, and moderator can, plus manage role and permissions |
* Actually, 'guest' and 'visitor' aren't roles. They apply to non-authenticated and authenticated users respectively.