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2 Replies to "How to use AccessControl for RBAC and ABAC in Node.js"
Great post & thank you for sharing, one of the good blogs to read abou tAccessControl for RBAC
I’m glad I found this, thanks Godwin!
Few comments/questions:
– AccessControl was last published in February 2018. Is it still active?
– I was confused until I realized that “post” was a resource and not a route or http method. It would be less confusing if the example resource was “article” or “video.”
– At the beginning it states “A user can have multiple roles” but the example with Express contains “ac.can(req.user.role).readAny(‘post’)”. Can req.user.role be an array of roles?
– There is a JSON typo: ‘read:any’: [‘*’, ‘!id]