implement user cache + code review #1726
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WalkthroughEager-loading and query ordering were added to several admin controllers; a LoginController authenticated hook stores roles/permissions in session; permission→roles mappings are cached with invalidation on role/permission changes; a Gate::before hook checks session permissions; small formatting and version bumps applied. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant LoginCtrl as LoginController
participant DB as Database
participant Cache
participant AuthProv as AuthServiceProvider
participant AuthGates
User->>LoginCtrl: Submit credentials
LoginCtrl->>DB: Validate / find user
DB-->>LoginCtrl: User model
LoginCtrl->>LoginCtrl: sendLoginResponse()
LoginCtrl->>DB: loadMissing(roles.permissions)
DB-->>LoginCtrl: Roles & permissions
LoginCtrl->>User: set session (`auth_role_ids`, `auth_permissions`)
User->>AuthProv: Request action (Gate::authorize)
AuthProv->>AuthProv: Gate::before checks session permissions
alt permission in session
AuthProv-->>User: Authorized (true)
else
AuthProv->>AuthGates: Evaluate gate
AuthGates->>Cache: rememberForever('permissions_roles_map')
alt cache hit
Cache-->>AuthGates: permission→roles map
else cache miss
AuthGates->>DB: Fetch roles with permissions
DB-->>AuthGates: roles & permissions
AuthGates->>Cache: store map
end
AuthGates-->>AuthProv: Allow/deny
AuthProv-->>User: Result
end
Note right of Cache: Model events / RolesController call Cache::forget on changes
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app/Http/Middleware/UseCachedAuthUser.php (1)
12-12: Consider translating comments to English for consistency.The French comment reduces code consistency in an English codebase.
app/Http/Controllers/Auth/LoginController.php (1)
33-39: Consider translating French comments to English.For codebase consistency, consider translating the French comments to English.
Also applies to: 48-49, 169-170
app/Http/Middleware/AuthGates.php (1)
38-41: Approve: Collection operations are more idiomatic.The refactor from
count(array_intersect(...))to->pluck('id')->intersect($roles)->isNotEmpty()is a good improvement. Collection operations are more readable and align with Laravel best practices.
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app/Http/Controllers/Admin/SubnetworkController.php (1)
22-25: LGTM! Excellent performance optimization.The change from
all()->sortBy('name')to query builder with eager loading and database-level sorting effectively reduces N+1 queries and improves performance by leveraging the database for sorting.version.txt (1)
1-1: LGTM!Standard version bump.
package.json (1)
15-15: LGTM!Version bump is consistent with version.txt.
app/Models/Permission.php (1)
32-41: Verify cache invalidation triggers for pivot changes.Similar to the Role model, ensure that when permissions are attached/detached from roles via pivot operations (
$permission->roles()->attach(),sync(), etc.), the cache is properly invalidated. Thesavedevent may not fire for pivot-only changes.app/Http/Kernel.php (1)
29-31: LGTM! Proper middleware placement.The middleware is correctly positioned after
StartSession(so session data is available) and beforeShareErrorsFromSessionandAuthGates(so the cached user is available for error context and authorization checks).app/Http/Middleware/AuthGates.php (2)
6-9: LGTM: Imports are correctly used.The new imports (User, Auth, Cache) are all properly utilized in the caching implementation and Gate definitions.
36-42: No issues found—roles are properly eager-loaded and cached.The code is correctly designed to avoid N+1 queries:
LoginController::authenticated()eagerly loads roles vialoadMissing(['roles:id,title', 'roles.permissions:id,title'])- The enriched user is stored in session
UseCachedAuthUsermiddleware runs beforeAuthGatesand restores the cached user with loaded relationships- When
$user->rolesis accessed in the Gate callback (line 38), the collection is already in memory—no database query occursThe collection operations (
pluck,intersect,isNotEmpty) are safe and idiomatic for this cached user context.
| protected function authenticated(Request $request, $user): void | ||
| { | ||
| /** @var \App\Models\User $user */ | ||
| $user->loadMissing([ | ||
| 'roles:id,title', | ||
| 'roles.permissions:id,title', | ||
| ]); | ||
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| // Optionnel : mettre l'utilisateur enrichi en session | ||
| // (utile si tu ajoutes ensuite un middleware qui fait Auth::setUser(session('auth_user'))) | ||
| session(['auth_user' => $user]); | ||
| } |
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Verify User model serialization for session storage.
The authenticated hook correctly eager loads relationships to reduce N+1 queries. However, storing Eloquent models with loaded relationships in the session can be problematic:
- Serialization concerns: Eloquent models may not serialize/unserialize cleanly, especially with relationships.
- Session size: Storing the full user object with relationships increases session payload.
- Stale data: The cached user won't reflect changes made in other requests until the next login.
The cache invalidation in Permission/Role models won't affect already-stored session users.
Consider running the following to verify serialization behavior:
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ast-grep --pattern 'class User $$$' | head -20
rg -n -A5 'function __sleep|function __wakeup|function __serialize|function __unserialize' app/Models/User.phpLength of output: 1104
I need to gather more information to verify the serialization concerns. Let me inspect the User model relationships and session configuration.
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rg -rn 'Session|serialize|unserialize' config/ | grep -v node_modules | head -20Length of output: 2575
I need to verify whether storing Eloquent models with relationships in sessions is actually problematic in modern Laravel. Let me search for documentation on this.
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Laravel Eloquent model serialization session storage file driver
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Short answer: don’t store full Eloquent model instances in the session file driver — store the model ID (or a small DTO/array) and re-retrieve the model on request. Storing models directly causes large session payloads, stale data, and (with file sessions) slower disk I/O and potential unserialize issues. [1][2][3]
Why and practical guidance
- File driver stores serialized session payloads under storage/framework/sessions; Laravel serializes the PHP data when writing and unserializes when reading, so any object you put into session is serialized to disk. Large or complex models bloat those files and slow every request for that session. [1][2]
- Serialization vs restoration: Laravel’s SerializesModels / SerializesAndRestoresModelIdentifiers behavior is used for queued jobs (it serializes model identifiers and re-fetches on unserialize). Plainly placing a Model in session does not automatically get that safe ID-based behavior unless you explicitly implement it. Prefer storing the model key and re-querying (e.g., session(['user_id' => $user->id]); $user = User::find(session('user_id'))). [3][4]
- Performance & safety: large sessions increase disk I/O and memory per request; file sessions don’t scale across multiple servers unless shared storage; unserialize requires the class to exist and can cause subtle errors after code changes. Use Redis/DB for larger session needs. [1][2][5]
Quick recommendations
- Store primitive identifiers (IDs) or small arrays of attributes in session. Rehydrate with a fresh DB query when needed. [3][4]
- If you must preserve an object-like shape, store a compact array/DTO (only the fields needed) rather than the full model.
- For cross-server scaling or heavy session usage, switch from file to Redis or database sessions. [1][2]
- If you’re serializing models intentionally (e.g., for jobs), use Laravel’s SerializesModels/SerializesAndRestoresModelIdentifiers to serialize IDs and restore on unserialize. [3][4]
Sources
- Laravel Session documentation (file/database/redis drivers, storage path). [1][2]
- Explanation of SerializesModels / model identifier serialization used by jobs. [3][4]
- Best-practice notes about session size and storing models (community/docs). [5]
Would you like example code showing a safe pattern (store id + rehydrate) or how to convert an Eloquent model to a small DTO for the session?
Store user ID in session instead of full model; re-fetch on request.
Storing the complete Eloquent model with loaded relationships in the session is a documented anti-pattern in Laravel. File driver stores serialized session payloads under storage/framework/sessions; large or complex models bloat those files and slow every request for that session. Additionally, plainly placing a Model in session does not automatically get safe ID-based behavior; prefer storing the model key and re-querying.
Recommended fix:
protected function authenticated(Request $request, $user): void
{
session(['user_id' => $user->id]);
}Then re-fetch the user with relationships in a middleware or when needed:
$user = Auth::user()->load(['roles:id,title', 'roles.permissions:id,title']);This eliminates session bloat, prevents stale data, and ensures fresh data from the database on each request.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/Http/Controllers/Auth/LoginController.php around lines 40–51, the
authenticated() method stores the full Eloquent User model (with loaded
relations) into session which bloats session storage and is an anti-pattern;
instead store only the user primary key (e.g., user_id) in session and remove
the session(['auth_user' => $user]) call, then ensure any middleware or later
request-side logic re-fetches the user and eager-loads needed relationships via
a fresh query or Auth::user()->load([...]) when needed.
| // ⚠️ Ici, Auth::user() ne doit plus taper la DB | ||
| // grâce à ton middleware UseCachedAuthUser placé AVANT dans Kernel.php | ||
| $user = Auth::user(); |
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Verify middleware ordering in Kernel.php.
The implementation relies on UseCachedAuthUser middleware being executed before AuthGates to avoid database hits when calling Auth::user(). Please confirm that the middleware stack in Kernel.php properly orders these middlewares.
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Add UseCachedAuthUser middleware to the 'api' middleware group.
The 'web' middleware group correctly orders UseCachedAuthUser (line 30) before AuthGates (line 35). However, the 'api' middleware group includes AuthGates (line 22) without UseCachedAuthUser, meaning API requests will still query the database when Auth::user() is called. Add UseCachedAuthUser to the 'api' group to ensure consistent caching behavior:
'api' => [
'throttle:60,1',
'bindings',
\App\Http\Middleware\UseCachedAuthUser::class, // Add this
\App\Http\Middleware\AuthGates::class,
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In app/Http/Middleware/AuthGates.php around lines 16-18 Auth::user() is being
called and relies on the UseCachedAuthUser middleware to avoid DB hits; update
app/Http/Kernel.php and add \App\Http\Middleware\UseCachedAuthUser::class into
the 'api' middleware group immediately before
\App\Http\Middleware\AuthGates::class so API requests run the caching middleware
first and Auth::user() no longer queries the database.
| $roles = Role::with('permissions')->get(); | ||
| $permissionsArray = []; | ||
| // 🧠 On met en cache le mapping permission → [roles_ids] | ||
| $permissionsArray = Cache::rememberForever('permissions_roles_map', function () { |
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Consider namespacing the cache key.
The cache key 'permissions_roles_map' is not namespaced or prefixed, which could cause conflicts if:
- Multiple Laravel applications share the same cache store
- The application uses multi-tenancy
Consider using a prefixed key like config('app.name') . ':permissions_roles_map' or leveraging Laravel's cache tagging (if supported by your cache driver).
- $permissionsArray = Cache::rememberForever('permissions_roles_map', function () {
+ $permissionsArray = Cache::rememberForever(config('app.name') . ':permissions_roles_map', function () {📝 Committable suggestion
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| $permissionsArray = Cache::rememberForever('permissions_roles_map', function () { | |
| $permissionsArray = Cache::rememberForever(config('app.name') . ':permissions_roles_map', function () { |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/Http/Middleware/AuthGates.php around line 22 the cache key
'permissions_roles_map' is global and can collide across apps/tenants; change
the key to be namespaced (for example prefix with config('app.name') or the
current tenant identifier) or use Cache tags when supported by the driver.
Update the Cache::rememberForever call to build a namespaced key (e.g.
config('app.name').':permissions_roles_map' or
tenant()->id.':permissions_roles_map') or replace rememberForever with tagged
cache usage (Cache::tags(...)->rememberForever(...)) so keys are isolated.
| $permissionsArray = Cache::rememberForever('permissions_roles_map', function () { | ||
| $roles = Role::with('permissions')->get(); | ||
| $map = []; | ||
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| foreach ($roles as $role) { | ||
| foreach ($role->permissions as $permissions) { | ||
| $permissionsArray[$permissions->title][] = $role->id; | ||
| foreach ($roles as $role) { | ||
| foreach ($role->permissions as $permission) { | ||
| $map[$permission->title][] = $role->id; | ||
| } | ||
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Verify cache invalidation and memory usage.
The implementation uses Cache::rememberForever(), which relies on explicit invalidation. Please confirm:
- Cache invalidation: The Permission and Role models properly invalidate the
'permissions_roles_map'cache in their model hooks when changes occur. - Memory usage: Loading all roles with their permissions into memory (line 23) could be problematic if the system has thousands of roles/permissions. Verify this is acceptable for your expected data scale.
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rg -n -A15 "booted|saved|deleted" app/Models/Permission.php | rg -A10 "permissions_roles_map"
# Check Role model for cache invalidation
echo "=== Role Model Cache Invalidation ==="
rg -n -A15 "booted|saved|deleted" app/Models/Role.php | rg -A10 "permissions_roles_map"
# Count total roles and permissions to assess memory impact
echo "=== Database Scale Check ==="
cat << 'PYTHON_EOF' | python
import subprocess
import json
# This is a rough estimate - actual query would need database access
print("Note: Cannot query database in sandbox. Please manually verify:")
print("1. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM roles;")
print("2. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM permissions;")
print("3. Consider memory impact if counts exceed 1000+ each")
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I need to verify more comprehensively whether cache invalidation covers all mutation scenarios and check for any edge cases with permission/role relationship changes.
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echo "=== Complete Role Model Booted Method ==="
rg -n -A30 "function booted|static function booted" app/Models/Role.php
# Check for any pivot/relationship table cache invalidation for permission attachments
echo "=== Role Permissions Relationship Definition ==="
rg -n -B2 -A10 "permissions\(\)" app/Models/Role.php
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Critical cache invalidation gap: BelongsToMany relationship changes are not invalidating the cache.
The Permission and Role models correctly invalidate the cache when records are directly modified via saved() and deleted() hooks. However, when permissions are attached/detached/synced to roles—e.g., $role->permissions()->attach(), ->detach(), or ->sync()—the cache remains stale since these operations bypass model events.
Impact: Users may retain outdated permission mappings, creating security and data consistency issues. The cached permissions_roles_map persists indefinitely until explicitly invalidated, but relationship mutations are unmonitored.
Required: Add relationship event listeners (using pivotAttached, pivotDetached, or pivot observer hooks) to both models to invalidate the cache when role-permission associations change.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/Http/Middleware/AuthGates.php around lines 22–33 the cached
permissions_roles_map is built but relationship changes (role↔permission
attach/detach/sync) never invalidate it; update the Role and Permission models
to listen for pivot/relationship events (pivotAttached, pivotDetached,
pivotSynced or the equivalent relation events in your Laravel version) inside
their booted() methods and call Cache::forget('permissions_roles_map') (or the
same cache key used here) whenever an attachment/detachment/sync occurs so the
map is cleared and rebuilt on next access.
| public function handle($request, Closure $next) | ||
| { | ||
| // ⚠️ NE PAS APPELER Auth::user() / Auth::check(), ça déclencherait la requête SQL | ||
| if (session()->has('auth_user')) { | ||
| Auth::setUser(session('auth_user')); | ||
| } |
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Add type validation before Auth::setUser() to prevent runtime errors.
The middleware directly passes session data to Auth::setUser() without verifying it's a valid User instance. If the session is corrupted or contains unexpected data, this could cause runtime errors.
Apply this diff to add type safety:
- public function handle($request, Closure $next)
+ public function handle($request, Closure $next): mixed
{
- // ⚠️ NE PAS APPELER Auth::user() / Auth::check(), ça déclencherait la requête SQL
- if (session()->has('auth_user')) {
- Auth::setUser(session('auth_user'));
+ // Warning: Do not call Auth::user() / Auth::check() as it triggers SQL queries
+ $cachedUser = session('auth_user');
+ if ($cachedUser instanceof \App\Models\User) {
+ Auth::setUser($cachedUser);
}
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| public function handle($request, Closure $next) | |
| { | |
| // ⚠️ NE PAS APPELER Auth::user() / Auth::check(), ça déclencherait la requête SQL | |
| if (session()->has('auth_user')) { | |
| Auth::setUser(session('auth_user')); | |
| } | |
| public function handle($request, Closure $next): mixed | |
| { | |
| // Warning: Do not call Auth::user() / Auth::check() as it triggers SQL queries | |
| $cachedUser = session('auth_user'); | |
| if ($cachedUser instanceof \App\Models\User) { | |
| Auth::setUser($cachedUser); | |
| } | |
| return $next($request); | |
| } |
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In app/Http/Middleware/UseCachedAuthUser.php around lines 10 to 15, the
middleware reads session('auth_user') and passes it directly to Auth::setUser(),
which can throw if the session contains unexpected data; before calling
Auth::setUser() validate the session value is the expected user object
(preferably instanceof Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\Authenticatable or your
App\Models\User), and only call setUser when that check passes; if it is an
array or contains an id, resolve a proper User model (e.g., fetch by id) or
otherwise skip/forget the session key to avoid runtime errors.
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app/Http/Controllers/Auth/LoginController.php (1)
40-53: Remove unused$requestparameter and address integration issue with UseCachedAuthUser middleware.
Unused parameter: The
$requestparameter is not used in this method. While Laravel'sauthenticated()hook signature allows it, consider removing it for clarity:-protected function authenticated(Request $request, User $user): void +protected function authenticated(User $user): voidIntegration issue (see UseCachedAuthUser middleware review): This method populates
auth_role_idsandauth_permissionsbut notauth_user, breaking the middleware that expects it. Ensure the caching strategy is consistent across files.The eager loading and session data extraction logic is correct and will improve performance by avoiding N+1 queries.
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app/Http/Controllers/Admin/DataProcessingController.php (1)
22-25: Eager loading optimization is correct.The added
with('processes', 'informations', 'applications')is necessary and correctly prevents N+1 queries. The index view actively iterates over all three relationships (lines 72, 80, and 88) to display linked records, confirming this optimization will improve performance.app/Providers/AuthServiceProvider.php (2)
6-6: LGTM!The Gate facade import is appropriate for the new authorization hook.
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[observations]
- .env.example contains only
SESSION_DRIVER=file— no mention of SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE- config/session.php line 169:
'secure' => env('SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE')has NO default value- config/session.php line 182:
'http_only' => true— properly set- config/session.php line 197:
'same_site' => 'lax'— properly set- Gate::before() implementation uses session('auth_permissions', []) with strict in_array comparison
- Returns null to delegate to other gates/policies (correct behavior)
- No docker deployment docs mention session configuration
[analysis]
- SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE lacks default AND is undocumented in .env.example — this is a configuration gap
- In development/testing environments without explicit SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE, sessions won't have secure flag (only affects HTTPS)
- http_only and same_site settings are properly hardened
- Permission staleness is actual design trade-off: permissions cached at login, won't update until next session
- Original review concerns are VALID and well-founded
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- Verification confirms both architectural concerns are legitimate
- Session security configuration has a documentation/default gap
- Permission staleness is acknowledged design decision requiring documentation
Verify session security configuration and document permission staleness behavior.
The Gate::before hook correctly implements session-based permission caching. Verification confirms two valid architectural considerations:
Session security gap:
SESSION_SECURE_COOKIEhas no default value inconfig/session.phpand is absent from.env.example. Whilehttp_onlyandsame_siteare properly configured, ensure your production.envexplicitly setsSESSION_SECURE_COOKIE=true(orfalseonly for non-HTTPS environments).Permission staleness: Permissions remain cached for the entire session lifetime. Revoked permissions won't take effect until user re-login. Document this behavior if real-time permission revocation is a business requirement.
app/Http/Controllers/Auth/LoginController.php (1)
171-172: LGTM!The clarifying comments effectively document the authentication flow and the relationship between manual login and the
authenticated()hook.
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13-13: LGTM!The Cache facade import is correctly added to support the cache invalidation functionality.
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