Multiple panels and domains

An app can hold several panels, each with its own provider, navigation and auth.

php artisan make:xelqun-panel Workspace

$panel->id('workspace')->path('workspace');

Two panels can't share an id, or the same path on the same domain.

#A panel on its own domain

domain() puts a panel on its own host. With path('') it sits at the root of that domain.

$panel->id('admin')->domain('admin.example.com')->path('');

Without a domain, a panel answers on every host. With one, it only answers on that host. Panels on different domains can share a path.

This is how the demo runs: its panel sits at the root of its own domain, beside the docs you're reading.

#Separate logins

authGuard() gives a panel its own session guard, and authPasswordBroker() its own password broker.

$panel->authGuard('admin')->authPasswordBroker('admins');

canAccessPanel() gets the panel, so one user can reach some panels and not others.

public function canAccessPanel(Panel $panel): bool
{
    return $panel->getId() === 'admin' ? $this->is_admin : true;
}

Signing out of one panel signs out of the others in that session.

See a second panel in the demo.