Proper handling of token without resource_access

Thanks @cunio-martin for #9

Handle the scenario when JWT has no resource_access defined (Undefined property: stdClass::$resource_access)

Allows authentication without "users" table

✔️ load_user_from_database

Required. Default is true.

If you do not have an users table you must disable this.

It fetchs user from database and fill values into authenticated user object. If enabled, it will work together with user_provider_credential and user_provider_credential.

Add hasRole()

hasRole('some-resource', 'some-role'): Check if the authenticated user has especific role into a resource.

Ex: Whit this payload:

'resource_access' => [
  'myapp-backend' => [
      'roles' => [
        'myapp-backend-role1',
        'myapp-backend-role2'
      ]
  ],
  'myapp-frontend' => [
    'roles' => [
      'myapp-frontend-role1',
      'myapp-frontend-role2'
    ]
  ]
]

Auth::hasRole('myapp-backend', 'myapp-backend-role1') => true
Auth::hasRole('myapp-frontend', 'myapp-frontend-role1') => true
Auth::hasRole('myapp-backend', 'myapp-frontend-role1') => false

Implements hasUser()

1.1.4

Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/robsontenorio/laravel-key…

Fix buildPublicKey()

Merge pull request #2 from robsontenorio/fix-build-public-key

Fix buildPublicKey()

Improving tests

1.1.2

Testings

Handle Exceptions

1.1.1

Handling exceptions

1.1.0

New options

Initial release

Let`s do it!