@role('admin')

[fearrr]

@ROLE('admin')

get ErrorException
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ''admin'' (T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING) (View: ...

[fearrr]

To do this we have to use @role(('admin'))

[fearrr]

But this construction does not work @ROLE(('moderator|admin'))

[klaravel]

It's fixed. Thank you.
Can you please update latest version and let me know if it's work for you?

[fearrr]

sure

[fearrr]

@ROLE('admin') Now it works.
Only one part can be used in Blade directive?

[klaravel]

There are total three blade directives.
Are you asking about that or something else?

@role('admin')
    <p>This is visible to users with the admin role. Gets translated to 
    \Ntrust::role('admin')</p>
@endrole

@permission('manage-admins')
    <p>This is visible to users with the given permissions. Gets translated to 
    \Ntrust::can('manage-admins'). The @can directive is already taken by core 
    laravel authorization package, hence the @permission directive instead.</p>
@endpermission

@ability('admin,owner', 'create-post,edit-user')
    <p>This is visible to users with the given abilities. Gets translated to 
    \Ntrust::ability('admin,owner', 'create-post,edit-user')</p>
@endability

Also let me know if you think any feature missing.

[fearrr]

I mean, available use of multiple roles for the @ROLE directive in Blade (explode() function)
For example @role('admin|owner|moderator')

[klaravel]

You can use like below role with or condition.

@ability('admin,owner,moderator', '')
This user has at least one role from admin, editor or moderator.
@endrole

[fearrr]

Thanks, sorry for my carelessness.

[klaravel]

@fearrr

You can use like below.

@role(['superadmin', 'user'])
This should have role 'superadmin' or 'user'.
@endrole

@role(['superadmin', 'user'], true)
This should have both role 'superadmin' and 'user'.
@endrole