ZeroAuthorization

Functionality to add authorization on Rails model's write operations plus any other set of defined methods.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'zero_authorization'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install zero_authorization

1. Specify what any specific role of current root entity(logged_user) can do/can't do in roles_n_privileges.yml

    :role_role_name_one:
      :can_do:
        :account:
          - create
          - save
          - update
        :User:
          - :create
          - :save
          - :update
        :model_crud_history: :nothing
        :Permission: :anything
      :cant_do:
        :Project:
        - :destroy
        :model_crud_history: :anything
    :role_role_name_two:
      :can_do:
        :Project:
          - create
          - save: is_authorized?
          - :update: is_authorized?
          - :destroy: is_authorized?
        :user:
          create: :create_authorized?
          save: :update_authorized?
          update: :update_authorized?
    :role_role_name_three:
      :can_do:
        - :Project
        - :Organization
      :cant_do:
        - :User
   

2. Restrict models for activity and let rule-set(s) via zero-authorization take control of activity

   1 Add initializer file with content (if all existing models needs to have restrictions. Easy way out).

    # Make a file restrict_models.rb in Rails.root/config/initializers
    Rails.application.eager_load!
    ActiveRecord::Base.descendants.each do |descendant|
      descendant.send(:include, ZeroAuthorization::Engine)
    end
   

   2 To hand pick some models for restriction

    class ModelName < ActiveRecord::Base
      include ZeroAuthorization::Engine
    end
   

3. (Re-)boot application.

1. Rule 00: If no rule-sets are available for 'can do' and 'cant do' then is authorized true '(with warning message)'.
2. Rule 01: If role can't do 'anything' or can do 'nothing' then is authorized false.
3. Rule 02: If role can't do 'nothing' or can do 'anything' then is authorized true.
4. Rule 03: If role can't do 'specified' method and given 'evaluate' method returns true then is authorized false.
5. Rule 04: If role can't do 'specified' method and given 'evaluate' method returns false then is authorized true.
6. Rule 05: If role can   do 'specified' method and given 'evaluate' method returns true then is authorized true.
7. Rule 06: If role can   do 'specified' method and given 'evaluate' method returns false then is authorized false.
8. Rule 07: If role can't do 'specified' method then is authorized false.
9. Rule 08: If role can   do 'specified' method then is authorized true.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request