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@startupjs/sharedb-access
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yarn add @startupjs/sharedb-access
const shareDbAccess = require('sharedb-access')
new shareDbAccess(backend, options)
options (Object)
:
backend
: your ShareDB backend instanceoptions (optional)
:
dontUseOldDocs
: if true
then don't save unupdated docs for update action. Default: false
.opCreatorUserIdPath
: path to userId
for op's metaUsing sharedb-access
you can control create
, read
, update
, and delete
database operation for every collection. You can use two types of rules: allow
and deny
. By default all operations are denied. So, you should add some rules to allow them. If at least one allow
rule allows the write, and no deny
rules deny the write, then the write is allowed to proceed.
You can call allow
and deny
rules as many times as you like. The functions should return true
if they think the operation should be allowed for allow
rules and denied for deny
rules. Otherwise they should return false
, or nothing at all (undefined
).
// Allow create-operation for collection 'items'
// docId - id of your doc for access-control
// doc - document object
// session - your connect session
backend.allowCreate('items', async (docId, doc, session) => {
return true
})
// Deny creation if user is not admin
backend.denyCreate('items', async (docId, doc, session) => {
return !session.isAdmin
})
// So, finally, only admins can create docs in 'items' collection
// the same results is if you just write:
backend.allowCreate('items', async (docId, doc, session) => {
return session.isAdmin
})
Interface is like create
-operation
backend.allowRead('items', async (docId, doc, session) => {
// Allow all operations
return true
})
backend.denyRead('items', async (docId, doc, session) => {
// But only if the reader is owner of the doc
return doc.ownerId !== session.userId
})
Interface is like create
-operation
backend.allowDelete('items', async (docId, doc, session) => {
// Only owners can delete docs
return doc.ownerId === session.userId
})
backend.denyDelete('items', async (docId, doc, session) => {
// But deny deletion if it's a special type of docs
return doc.type === 'liveForever'
})
// docId - id of your doc for access-control
// oldDoc - document object (before update)
// session - your connect session
// ops - array of OT operations
// newDoc - document object (after update)
const allowUpdateAll = async (docId, oldDoc, session, ops, newDoc) => {
return true
}
backend.allowUpdate('items', allowUpdateAll);
FAQs
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The npm package @startupjs/sharedb-access receives a total of 30 weekly downloads. As such, @startupjs/sharedb-access popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @startupjs/sharedb-access demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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