Hi,
I have just released an experimental django-pobject, an expressive and
concise permission module for django views at goo.gl/L6h7D. It is
inspired by Q object of django.db. It supports bitwise operators AND ,
OR , XOR and invert ' ~ ' for complex permission construction. For
example, you can do something like this:
# permissions.py
def is_father(request, family_id, member_id):
return request.user.is_father(family_id)
def is_mother(request, family_id, member_id):
return request.user.is_father(family_id)
def is_child(request, family_id):
return request.user.is_child(family_id)
def is_neighbor(request, family_id):
return request.user.is_neighbor(family_id)
# views.py
@permission_required('', (P(is_father) | P(is_mother) | P(is_child)) &
~(neighbor))
def announce(request, family_id):
# makes announcement and returns a response
It somewhat overlaps object permissions introduced in Django 1.2 and
many object permission apps out there, but I feel another alternative
is probably welcome as well. This is experimental because I am not
sure if it is even relevant, but I use it for my projects.
Comment and constructive criticism are welcome.
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