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@superawesome/permissions-nestjs
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NestJS Guard & Decorators for @superawesome/permissions, promoting orthogonal fine-grained API access control to resources.
@superawesome/permissions-nestjs
The actual generated docs are at npm run docs:serve
and coming soon at SuperAwesome Permissions for NestJS Documentation. Go to the left, at the CompoDocs Nav Bar.
NOTE: THESE LINKS BREAK ON GITHUB! (^^^ read above ^^^)
Note: This is the underlying SuperAwesome Permissions library.
The project follows semantic versioning which effectivelly means a new major version x.0.0 is released when there are breaking changes, minor 0.x.0 when there are new features and patch 0.0.x when there are fixes.
IMPORTANT: do npm install && npm run install-example
on project root before using!
Simply do an npm run test:watch
to develop and test at each change.
With npm run dev
you watch files building library at /dist
.
With npm run build:ts
you get a build of the library at /dist
.
With npm run build
you get a full build of library & docs at /dist
.
End user docs reside at src/docs
:
With npm run docs:build
it builds docs at dist/docs
once.
With npm run docs:serve
it serves docs at http://127.0.0.1:8091 in non-watch mode.
With npm run docs:watch
it serves docs at http://127.0.0.1:8091 in watch mode.
FAQs
NestJS Guard & Decorators for @superawesome/permissions, promoting orthogonal fine-grained API access control to resources.
The npm package @superawesome/permissions-nestjs receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @superawesome/permissions-nestjs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @superawesome/permissions-nestjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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