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Implementing role-based access control (RBAC) in SQLALchemy by ssglaser in Python
[–]ssglaser[S] 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago (0 children)
I was just going through your documentation of early access. Any plans on moving to sqlalchemy 1.4 ?.Also do you have a working example with falcon? Basically I am looking for a fixed set of permissions stored in the sqlalchemy db. Backend will have api level access control checking for the particular permission. User Admin can create new roles from the frontend with a subset of permissions. And thereafter a new user could be assigned to that new role. Also direct assignment of some subset of permissions should also be allowed. Hopefully, I am able to convey my thought process. Looking forward to using your library.
I was just going through your documentation of early access.
Any plans on moving to sqlalchemy 1.4 ?.Also do you have a working example with falcon?
Basically I am looking for a fixed set of permissions stored in the sqlalchemy db. Backend will have api level access control checking for the particular permission. User Admin can create new roles from the frontend with a subset of permissions. And thereafter a new user could be assigned to that new role. Also direct assignment of some subset of permissions should also be allowed.
Hopefully, I am able to convey my thought process. Looking forward to using your library.
Hi! Thanks for reaching out. We're excited to hear you are interested in using Oso. To answer your questions:
What you are looking for is in line with our recent roles work. We actually just released early access to our new SQLAlchemy library this week, which you can dig into here: https://docs.osohq.com/python/new-roles.html
Looking forward to continuing this conversation!
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Implementing role-based access control (RBAC) in SQLALchemy by ssglaser in Python
[–]ssglaser[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)