Separate Users ( Frontend ) and Admin (Filament Users ) about filament-starter

[Log1x]

Hey, thanks for the suggestion!

I considered doing a simple is_admin boolean on the User model along with a condition on canAccessPanel but I didn't want to complicate things much past that.

I feel like how users (and permissions) are handled can vary greatly project to project so I opted out of the above as I kind of wanted to keep it open-ended, but I'm not against a simple implementation like that.

Otherwise, there are plugins such as Filament Shield that offer fine-grained control of spatie/laravel-permission and should be pretty straight forward to add to the starter on a per-project basis.

If you want an entirely separate table for (non-Filament) users, I'm afraid that'd be outside the scope of this project.

[Sebastiangperez]

Ok, that was some thing that i always did , separate users and admins , for security reasons mostly , maybe you can have admins in another table or another mysql instances and users in another one.
I like your approach and i will test it.

[Log1x]

Hope things are working out! Going to go ahead and close this for now but will keep a simple toggle for admins in mind for the future possibly.