Module permission assignment in thinkphp

uses the Authority permission class that comes with ThinkPHP! ThinkPHP version is 3.1.3

What I want to achieve is to assign permissions based on the module name. Of course, this can be extended to the operation name.

If I have these module files:

Then the contents of the think_auth_rule table should be almost like this:

For example, my login user’s uid=7.

The think_auth_group_access table has uid=9, group=6;

The think_auth_group table has id=6, title=" Universe administrator", rules="4,5,8";

Then, I just need to add:

class CommAction extends Action{
    public function __construct(){
        parent::__construct();
        $this->assign('waitSecond',2);
        $this->checkRight();
    }


    private function checkRight(){
        import('ORG.Util.Authority');
        $auth=new Authority();
        $r = $auth->getAuth(MODULE_NAME,session('S_USER_ID'));
        if(!$r){
            $this->error('没有权限！');
        }
    }
}

to the module file CommAction.class.php, and then let other The module file inherits this file, for example, ActivityAction.class.php:

<?php
class activityAction extends CommAction{
//操作方法
}
?>

In this way, when I access the modules with IDs 4, 5, and 8 in think_auth_rules, I can access it normally;

If you access the module with ID 10, 11, 12, 13, it will jump to the page that fails and prompts that there is no permission~

Now the problem I encounter when using this permission class is: think_auth_rule table I need to add the content manually. This part is developed by attributes. It would be great if it could be automatically generated.

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