ACLVL Permissions

ACLVL Permissions is a Django package that provides an easy-to-use system for managing roles and access levels within your Django applications. It simplifies role-based access control (RBAC) by linking roles to access levels and associating them with views.

Features

• Define roles and access levels for flexible and scalable RBAC.
• Automatically create or retrieve AccessLevel objects from views with declared permissions.
• Management commands to list views and synchronize access levels.
• Django admin integration for managing roles and access levels.

Installation

1. Install the package using pip:

pip install aclvl_permissions

2. Add the app to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # Other apps
    'aclvl_permissions',
]

4. Run migrations to set up the database models:

python manage.py makemigrations aclvl_permissions
python manage.py migrate

Models

Role

The 'Role' model defines user roles within the system. Each role can be associated with multiple 'AccessLevel' objects.

ACLVL Permissions Models

The ACLVL Permissions package provides two primary models: Role and AccessLevel. These models form the backbone of the role-based access control (RBAC) system by defining roles and permissions within your application.

Models Overview

1. Role

The Role model represents a user role within the system. Roles are linked to AccessLevel objects to define what permissions a role has.

Fields

2. AccessLevel

The 'AccessLevel' model represents an individual permission within the system. Access levels are linked to roles to grant specific permissions.

Fields

Commands Overview

1. list_views

The list_views command lists all declared views in your Django project, displays their view_key and required_access_levels, and ensures that all AccessLevel objects for the specified required_access_levels are created in the database.

Features:

• Lists all views with a view_key and required_access_levels.
• Automatically creates or retrieves AccessLevel objects based on declared permissions.

Command Usage:

python manage.py aclvl_set_view_keys

Usage

In your Django project, you can use the custom permission as follows:

from aclvl_permissions.permissions import AccessLevelPermission

class MyView(APIView):
    permission_classes = [AccessLevelPermission]
    required_access_levels = ['view_all_model', 'view_owner_model', 'create_all_model']
    view_key = 'model'

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.