@nouance/payload-simple-rbac
v0.2.0
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PayloadCMS plugin to help handle simple RBAC permissions.
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Payload RBAC Plugin (BETA)
Needs more testing!
A plugin for Payload CMS to provide a baseline to help handle user roles and permissions.
Installation
yarn add @nouance/payload-simple-rbac
# OR
npm i @nouance/payload-simple-rbac
How it works
On the face of it, this plugin only aims to get you up and started with some form of Role-Based Access Control.
You create an array of roles in order of priority with the latter being the most important, for example this means that an admin can do everything an editor can and more but an editor will be limited to their level of access.
Basic Usage
In the plugins
array of your Payload config, call the plugin with options:
import { buildConfig } from "payload/config";
import payloadSimpleRBAC, { starterRoles } from "@nouance/payload-simple-rbac";
const config = buildConfig({
// ... rest of my config
plugins: [
payloadSimpleRBAC({
roles: starterRoles,
users: [Users.slug],
defaultRole: "editor", // set a default
collections: [
{
slug: Posts.slug,
permissions: {
read: "publishedOnly",
update: "editor",
create: "editor",
delete: "manager",
},
},
],
}),
],
});
export default config;
Options
Roles
Array
| RequiredAn array of roles as strings in order of priority, roles at the end have a higher priority.
users
Array
| RequiredAn array of user slugs to attach the
role
field to.defaultRole
String
| RequiredSet the default role for users to have.
fieldName
String
| Optional | Defaults torole
Allows you to configure the machine name of the role field to avoid conflicts.
collections
Array
| OptionalMust contain the following
- slug :
String
- permissions :
read
|update
|create
|delete
- slug :
globals
Array
| OptionalMust contain the following
- slug :
String
- permissions :
read
|update
- slug :
Available permissions
role
This is your custom role name, any user with the same role or higher will pass this permission.
publishedOnly
Allow access only to published content, based on Payload's draft system. So your collection must have it enabled.
public
This allows full public access. The actual function is
publicAccess = () => true;
Starter roles
import { starterRoles } from "@nouance/payload-simple-rbac";
// ...
roles: starterRoles,
// ...
starterRoles
is an array containing 3 roles, editor
| manager
| admin
.
Functions
We've exposed our internal functions in case you want to use them in your own code or in combination with other access controls.
hasRole
Takes in your target role and full list of roles.
read: hasRole("editor", myRoles);
hasRoleField
Takes in your target role and full list of roles. Specifically used for field access control.
{ name: "metadata", type: "json", access: { read: hasRoleField("admin", myRoles), }, },
publicAccess
Anyone can pass this access control.
read: publicAccess();
publishedOnly
Any logged in user can pass this access control, non-authenticated requests can only pass published checks. You can also pass an array of strings for auth collection slugs to limit the auth'd access only to a specific set of users.
read: publishedOnly();
// limited to 'user' collection slug, other auth collections will not pass read: publishedOnly(["user"]);
Full example
import { buildConfig } from "payload/config";
import payloadSimpleRBAC from "@nouance/payload-simple-rbac";
const config = buildConfig({
plugins: [
payloadSimpleRBAC({
roles: ["customer", "editor", "manager", "admin"],
users: [Users.slug],
defaultRole: "customer",
collections: [
{
slug: Posts.slug,
permissions: {
read: "publishedOnly",
update: "editor",
create: "editor",
delete: "manager",
},
},
{
slug: Categories.slug,
permissions: {
read: "public",
},
},
{
slug: Tags.slug,
permissions: {
read: "publishedOnly",
create: "manager",
update: "manager",
delete: "admin",
},
},
],
}),
],
});
export default config;
Development
For development purposes, there is a full working example of how this plugin might be used in the demo of this repo:
git clone [email protected]:NouanceLabs/payload-simple-rbac.git \
cd payload-simple-rbac && yarn \
cd demo && yarn \
cp .env.example .env \
vim .env \ # add your creds to this file
yarn dev