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# Field Visibility
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Restrict the visibility of a field using the `visible` and `hidden` methods.
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You can optionally supply a closure to these methods which will receive the model instance, and should return a boolean value.
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For example, the following schema will make an email attribute that only appears when the authenticated user is viewing their own profile:
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```php
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$type->attribute('email')
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->visible(function ($model, Context $context) {
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return $model->id === $context->getRequest()->getAttribute('userId');
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});
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```
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Hiding a field completely is useful when you want it the field to be available for [writing](writing.md) but not reading – for example, a password field.
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```php
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$type->attribute('password')
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->hidden()
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->writable();
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```
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