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[ ] Regression (a behavior that used to work and stopped working in a new release)
[ ] Bug report
[ ] Feature request
[x] Documentation issue or request
Current behavior
There is no example how We can use the new methods.
like: addRolesWithPermissions.
I don't know how to use permission instead of using role everywhere.
I want to be able to use
public setRolesAndPermissions() {
this.ngxRolesService.addRolesWithPermissions({
'GUEST': [],
'USER': [],
'EDITOR': ['CAN_EDIT'],
'REVIEWER': ['CAN_EDIT'],
'MODERATOR': ['CAN_EDIT']
})
// TODO temporary role
this.ngxPermissionService.addPermission(['EDITOR']);
this.ngxPermissionService.loadPermissions(['EDITOR']);
}
Its working only with *ngxPermissionsOnly=['EDITOR'] but is there any option to handle permissions instead of role?
I tought that using 'addRolesWithPermissions' I will only define everything and later than using .loadPermissions(['ROLE_NAME']) I will have assigned appopriate permissions from the given configuration.
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@masteruser20
Can you give a complete example with html also? I am looking for implementing similar.
I have to dynamically create roles with specific permissions and that should constitute to hide/show the ui components. Still have to figure out how that will map to backend apis also.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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Current behavior
There is no example how We can use the new methods.
like: addRolesWithPermissions.
I don't know how to use permission instead of using role everywhere.
I want to be able to use
*ngxPermissionsOnly=['CAN_EDIT']
instead of using
*ngxPermissionsOnly=['EDITOR', 'REVIEWER', 'MODERATOR']
Its working only with
*ngxPermissionsOnly=['EDITOR']
but is there any option to handle permissions instead of role?I tought that using 'addRolesWithPermissions' I will only define everything and later than using .loadPermissions(['ROLE_NAME']) I will have assigned appopriate permissions from the given configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: