A controller level middleware for express.
Example:
Use top level routes as naming convention so in the example below all /listing/* routes will be covered based on controller level policies.
"*" applies to all routes within that top level ( eg /listing ) the object's key is the name of the controller function ''' // config.js const Policies = require('./index');
module.exports = { "listing": { "" : [Policies.isLoggedIn], "get": [Policies.canGet], "create": [Policies.isCoolEnough, Policies.isPrettyGirl], }, "match": { "" : [Policies.isLoggedIn], } }
'''
Then in your controller instantiate a new PatrolMan object and feed it the path to your above config file.
''' let PatrolMan = require('../police'); PatrolMan = new PatrolMan(require('../policies/config'));
const ListingController = { get: function(req,res,next){ // whatever }, create: function(req,res,next){ // whatever } }
// pass top level route again and the controller instance module.exports = PatrolMan.patrol("listing", ListingController) '''
That's it!.
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Controller level middleware for express
We found that patrolman demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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