In this lesson, we'll use our access controls to apply authorization checks to the user interface of our application. This will ensure users don't see actionable items for operations they aren't allowed to perform.

In this lesson, we'll use our access controls to add authorization checks to our controllers where needed. This will help ensure members can't update, delete, or invite users.

In this lesson, we'll create our own simple authorization access control list. We'll then share this list globally throughout our application by appending it to our HttpContext and sharing it with our Vue application via Inertia.

In this lesson, we'll learn about the auth and guest middleware included when we created our AdonisJS 6 project. Then, we'll create our own named middleware that will allow us to restrict page access to only users with the admin role.

In this lesson, we'll learn how to get our user's city, region, and country location information using their IP address.

In this lesson, we'll learn how to create a user management screen that'll allow administrators to change any of our registered user's roles

In this lesson, we'll learn how we can specify user roles using a User and Role AdonisJS Model within our project.

We'll learn about policies and how we can use them to group resource-based actions. We'll also learn how to create and share hooks with policies.

We'll learn about AdonisJS Bouncer actions and how we can use these actions to check if a user is authorized to perform a specific task. Plus, conditional check authorizations.

In this lesson, we'll introduce AdonisJS Bouncer, the first-party AdonisJS package for authorization checking. We'll also get a start project setup and install and configure Bouncer.