Added transition to the guard call #121
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June 20, 2016 12:15
…n when the stateMachine already has a stateAccessor
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+1 My team would also love if this feature were merged. It allows our Transition guard callbacks to be made aware of runtime $parameters such as currently logged in user object or the result of other permission checks. For example, if the currently logged in user does not have a specific Role/Permission (boolean result injected via $parameter) the guard callback returns false. @yohang What can we do to have this feature added? It does not break BC. |
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@yohang any plans on adding this ? |
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I've added the current transition to the guard call, so the guard can be aware of the transition being applied. You can then just define your guard like this:
function($stateMachine, $transition).