Hello,
I'm currently implementing a RBAC-like model for a webapp with the
"usual suspects": users, roles, permissions, etc where a "Role" has one
or more "Permissions", and an "User" can be in 1 or more "Role".
I would like to some virtual-like "Role" that are automatically
attribued in some situations. For example "AnonymousUser" is the user is
not logged, "AuthenticatedUser" is the user is authenticated, "Owner" if
the user "owns" an object, etc. Those roles should always exist and
should not be part of the unit-of-work process, in fact I don't want to
store them in the database.
I wondered if there is an elegant way to do that kind of stuff
transparently with SQLAlchemy?
Another question: I have different kind of "Permission" (some of them
are linked to a module, some to a content_type, some are "core"
permissions, etc) and I planned to use one separate table per
"permission type" with concrete table inheritance. I only used joined
load inheritance (which work very well) and from what I understood from
the documentation concrete table inheritance are somewhat discouraged?
Thank you :-)
Julien
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