Enum LaravelUi5\Core\Enums\AbilityType

`implements`	`BackedEnum`

Defines the four fundamental categories of Abilities within LaravelUi5. Each type expresses a distinct semantic permission scope that governs what a user may see, do, or enter across frontend and backend layers.

Integer-backed for compact storage and stable comparison.

Use → Access to frontend views, dialogs, or routes Act → Execution of backend operations or actions See → Visibility control for UI elements Access → Permission to enter system-level artifacts (apps, dashboards, reports, cards, tiles, KPIs, dialogs, resources)

Located at Enums/AbilityType.php

Cases
`Use = 0` Frontend-level access to views, dialogs, or routes declared in manifest.json Frontend-level access to views, dialogs, or routes declared in manifest.json	#
`Act = 1` Permission to execute a backend operation or service action. Permission to execute a backend operation or service action. Implementors that want to secure a frontend operation should work via the `AbilityType::See` instead.	#
`See = 2` Controls visibility of UI elements such as buttons, dialogs, or sections. Typically used in the frontend to bind … Controls visibility of UI elements such as buttons, dialogs, or sections. Typically used in the frontend to bind `visible` or `enabled` states to user abilities.	#
`Access = 3` Backend-level access to entry-point artifacts without manifest anchors Backend-level access to entry-point artifacts without manifest anchors	#

Methods
`public`	`label(): string` Returns the canonical lowercase label used in manifests and caches. Returns the canonical lowercase label used in manifests and caches.	#
`public static`	`fromLabel(string $label): self` Creates an AbilityType from its canonical lowercase label. Creates an AbilityType from its canonical lowercase label.	#
`public`	`isAct(): bool` Returns true if this AbilityType represents an action-level permission. Returns true if this AbilityType represents an action-level permission.	#
`public`	`isAccess(): bool` Returns true if this AbilityType represents an access-level permission. Returns true if this AbilityType represents an access-level permission.	#
`public`	`shouldBeInManifest(): bool` Determines whether this AbilityType should be declared inside the manifest.json (frontend domain) rather than in… Determines whether this AbilityType should be declared inside the manifest.json (frontend domain) rather than in backend PHP annotations.	#

Namespaces

Enums

Enum LaravelUi5\Core\Enums\AbilityType

Use → Access to frontend views, dialogs, or routes Act → Execution of backend operations or actions See → Visibility control for UI elements Access → Permission to enter system-level artifacts (apps, dashboards, reports, cards, tiles, KPIs, dialogs, resources)