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crls

v2.0.0

Published

Dead easy column and row-level security

Downloads

25

Readme

CRLS

🔒 Dead easy column and row-level security

npm npm bundle size npm install size maintainability vulnerabilities dependencies

🚀 Quick Start

Install

# Use your favorite package manager!
pnpm add -E crls

Import

// ESM / TypeScript
import crls from 'crls'

// or CommonJS
// const crls = require('crls')

Start filtering data

import crls from 'crls'

type Post = {
  id: number
  title: string
  author: string
}

type Context = {
  username: string
}

const data: Array<Post> = [
  { id: 1, title: 'A blog post!', author: 'luke' },
  { id: 2, title: 'Another blog post!', author: 'luke' },
  { id: 3, title: 'My blog post!!!', author: 'notluke' },
]

const withCRLS = crls<Post, Context>(data, (row, context) => {
  // Users cannot see posts that they haven't authored
  if (row.author !== context.username) return false
  // If the user is "luke", they cannot see post IDs
  else if (context.username === 'luke') return new Set(['title', 'author'])
  // If the user is the author, and they aren't "luke"
  else return true
})

const lukePosts = withRLS({ username: 'luke' })
// => [{ title: "A blog post!", author: "luke" }, { title: "Another blog post!", author: "luke" }]

const notLukePosts = withRLS({ username: 'notluke' })
// => [{ id: 3, title: "My blog post!!!", author: "notluke" }]

const bobPosts = withRLS({ username: 'bob' })
// => []

View full documentation at crls.js.org!

📃 License

CRLS is licensed under the MIT License.