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@mostajs/access-control-store

v0.1.0

Published

Adaptateur de persistance (data-plug/ORM) pour @mostajs/pbac + rebac — l'intermédiaire entre le cœur access-control (qui décide) et l'app. Politiques + tuples de relations persistés ; SGBD via MOSTA_DATA/DB_DIALECT (ex. SQLite fichier).

Readme

@mostajs/access-control-store

Auteur : Dr Hamid MADANI [email protected] · Licence : AGPL-3.0-or-later Statut : ✅ 0.1.0 — l'intermédiaire de persistance de l'access-control.

Adaptateur de persistance entre le cœur access-control (@mostajs/pbac / @mostajs/rebac, qui décident) et l'app (qui n'a aucun droit de savoir comment la base est gérée). Il implémente les interfaces PolicyRepository / RelationStore sur @mostajs/data-plug.

Frontières (séparation des métiers)

  cœur (décide)            intermédiaire (persiste)         app (consomme)
  @mostajs/pbac  ──interface──►  @mostajs/access-control-store  ──API neutre──►  App
  @mostajs/rebac                 (data-plug/ORM ou NET)                          (aveugle au SGBD)
  • pbac/rebac ne connaissent pas la DB (persistance injectée).
  • access-control-store encapsule TOUT le SGBD via @mostajs/data-plug.
  • l'app appelle des factories neutres et ignore le SGBD (mode/dialecte/URI = env/ops).

API

import { createDurablePolicyStore, createDurableRelationStore } from "@mostajs/access-control-store";
import { authorize } from "@mostajs/pbac";

const store = await createDurablePolicyStore();   // l'app ne sait pas où/comment c'est stocké
await store.save(policySet);
await authorize(bag, { store, setId: "salsabil" });

Configuration (ops / .env, hors code app)

Le SGBD est choisi par l'environnement (via data-plug) — jamais dans le code de l'app :

MOSTA_DATA=orm            # orm (DB directe) | net (proxy REST)
DB_DIALECT=sqlite         # sqlite | postgres | mysql | …
SGBD_URI=./data/ac.db     # SQLite FICHIER (persistance disque)

Exemple

node examples/app-usage.mjs   # crée puis (au 2e run) recharge depuis le fichier SQLite

Voir examples/app-usage.mjs : le bloc ops/.env configure le SGBD, le code app en est totalement aveugle.