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@availity/authorizations-angular
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A package providing a base authorizations class to help check which permissions a user has.
npm install @availity/authorizations-angular
add module to your app.
import AvailityAuthorizations from '@availity/authorizations-angular';
angular.module('app', [
AvailityAuthorizations
])
.service('ExampleService', class ExampleService{
static $inject = ['AvAuthorizations']
constructor(AvAuthorizations) {
this.AvAuthorizations = AvAuthorizations;
}
});
For all methods, if no region is passed in, defaults to current region.
isAuthorized(permissionId, region)
resolves to true or false if the current user has access to this permissionId in this region.
isAnyAuthorized
isAnyAuthorized(permissionIds, region)
resolves to true or false if the current user has access to any of these permissionIds in this region.
getPermission
getPermission(permissionId, region)
resolves to the permission object for this permissionId in this region.
getPermissions
getPermissions(permissionIds, region)
resolves to an array of permission objects for these permissionIds in this region.
getOrganizations
getOrganizations(permissionId, region)
resolves to the organizations array for this permissionId, will be empty if not authorized
getPayers
getPayers(permissionId, organizationId, region)
will check permissionId for an organization with organizationId
and resolve to its resources
or an empty array.
Kasey Powers
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Availity authorizations angular logic
We found that @availity/authorizations-angular demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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