import { Me } from ‘entcore’;
Me.session.workflow.myapp;Rights
An application defines rights by adding a rights property to its behaviours. The behaviours file should already contain a “rights” object, which is a mapping between server-side methods and the shorter names used in frontend.
Workflow rights are rights set by the administrator, and design actions users can perform on the application, like creating a resource, or publishing any kind of content.
They are available in the Me object, as:
Resource rights are rights set by the owner of a resource on the resource itself. They may include editing, commenting, publishing, etc… They can be added to a resource through the Rights tool.
The Rights tool is an object you can use to compute the current user’s rights on a resource. It’s typically added on a class as a member:
import { Shareable, Rights } from ‘entcore’;
export class MyClass implements Shareable{
rights: Rights<MyClass>;
constructor() {
this.rights = new Rights<MyClass>(this);
}
get myRights(){
return this.rights.myRights;
}
}Rights can be loaded by using the fromBehaviours method:
await myObj.rights.fromBehaviours();They can also be defined inline with the fromObject method:
await myObj.rights.fromObject({
resource: {
read: ‘...’
}
});