How can I disable collect model data?

[benfiratkaya]

Hello, I don't want to collect model_type and guard_name. I don't think this is good database design.
I design database for permissions like this:

roles:

• id
• name
• slug

permissions:

• id
• name
• slug

role_permission:

• role_id
• permission_id

user_roles:

• user_id
• role_id

user_permissions:

• user_id
• permission_id

Can I design laravel-permissions based on this database?

[erikn69]

Yes, you can
You have to overwrite laravel relations on migration

[angeljqv]

I don't want to collect model_type and guard_name. I don't think this is good database design.

It's because you don't undestand how laravel guards works

[benfiratkaya]

I say this because database designed for laravel app. What happens if I work with node.js app and connection to the database? This design good for only laravel app.

[angeljqv]

Laravel is the main requirement

laravel-permission/composer.json

Lines 26 to 29 in b731394

	"illuminate/auth": "^7.0|^8.0|^9.0",
	"illuminate/container": "^7.0|^8.0|^9.0",
	"illuminate/contracts": "^7.0|^8.0|^9.0",
	"illuminate/database": "^7.0|^8.0|^9.0"

[benfiratkaya]

Yes I know... The database just doesn't work for laravel. It can serve other applications as well. The design not good for other applications

[angeljqv]

The database just doesn't work for laravel

Of course it works

The design not good for other applications

this is a laravel package, this section is for discussions of laravel, php, related to this package, other applications do not matter here, only laravel

[fredsal]

[fredsal]

@benfiratkaya mark this as answered, so no one else wastes time trying to answer it