ABAC Engine
Thư viện xử lý kiểm tra quyền theo logic ABAC (Attribute-based access control).
Cài đặt:
$ pip3 install m-abac
Sử dụng:
Kiểm tra user có quyền thao tác hay không:
from mobio.libs.abac import PolicyDecisionPoint
resource = "deal"
# action = "UpdateFromSale"
action = "ListFromSale"
pdb = PolicyDecisionPoint(resource=resource, action=action)
result = pdb.is_allowed()
if not result.get_allow_access():
# trả về lỗi không có quyền truy cập
Log - 1.0.0
- release sdk
Log - 1.0.2
- update sdk
Log - 1.0.3
- update cache
Log - 1.0.4
- update cache
Log - 1.0.5
- mm-dd operator
- update if exists
Log - 1.0.6
- update operator exists
Log - 1.0.7
- format date string using parse, string ignore case, accept check value None
Log - 1.0.11
- update abac check sub resource Product Holding
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