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@jcoreio/roles-calc
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Resolves whether a user can perform an action based on hierarchical roles
Resolves whether a user can perform an action based on hierarchical roles
yarn add @jcoreio/roles-calc
or
npm install --save @jcoreio/roles-calc
A collection of roles can be specified in one of four ways:
Array
of role namesSet
of role namesObject
where the key is the role name and the value is true
iff the user has the rolestring
)@jcoreio/roles-calc
exports rolesToArray
, rolesToSet
, rolesToObject
,
and rolesToIterable
for converting between these forms.
rolesToArray({ employee: true, manager: true, owner: false }) // ['employee', 'manager']
rolesToObject(new Set(['employee', 'manager'])) // {employee: true, manager: true}
const RolesCalc = require('@jcoreio/roles-calc')
const rc = new RolesCalc()
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: ['employee', 'manager'] }) // true
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'owner', actual: ['employee', 'manager'] }) // false
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'owner', actual: 'owner' }) // true, 'actual' can be a string or array
const rc = new RolesCalc()
rc.role('owner').extends(['manager', 'employee'])
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: 'owner' }) // true, owner > employee
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'manager', actual: 'owner' }) // true, owner > manager
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'owner', actual: 'manager' }) // false, manager < owner
const rc = new RolesCalc()
rc.role('manager').extends('employee')
rc.role('owner').extends('manager')
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: 'owner' }) // true, owner > manager > employee
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: 'manager' }) // true, manager > employee
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'owner', actual: 'manager' }) // false, manager < owner
const rc = new RolesCalc({ alwaysAllow: 'admin' })
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: 'admin' }) // true, admin is always authorized
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: 'owner' }) // false, owner wasn't included in alwaysAllow
const rc = new RolesCalc({ alwaysAllow: ['admin', 'owner'] })
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: 'admin' }) // true, admin is always authorized
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'employee', actual: 'owner' }) // true, owner is always authorized
resource:action
rolesconst rc = new RolesCalc({ resourceActions: true })
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'site:read', actual: 'site:write' }) // false writeExtendsRead option is not enabled
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'site:explode', actual: 'site' }) // true, a general 'resource' role extends all 'resource:action' roles
writeExtendsRead
option for resourcesconst rc = new RolesCalc({ resourceActions: true, writeExtendsRead: true })
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'site:read', actual: 'site:write' }) // true, resource:write > resource:read
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'site:explode', actual: 'site:write' }) // false, resource:write does not extend unrelated actions by default
rc.isAuthorized({ required: 'site:explode', actual: 'site' }) // true, a general 'resource' role extends all 'resource:action' roles
const rc = new RolesCalc()
rc.role('manager').extends('employee')
rc.role('owner').extends('manager')
rc.getParentRolesSet('employee') // 'owner', 'manager'
rc.getRoleAndParentRolesSet('employee') // 'owner', 'manager', 'employee'
const rc = new RolesCalc()
rc.role('manager').extends('employee')
rc.role('owner').extends('manager')
rc.pruneRedundantRolesSet(['manager', 'employee']) // new Set(['manager'])
rc.pruneRedundantRoles(['owner', 'manager', 'employee']) // ['owner']
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Resolves whether a user can perform an action based on hierarchical roles
We found that @jcoreio/roles-calc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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