What I'm leaning toward is just creating a EVERYONE role, then adding any
new user to that role.
Then giving any public space provide access to that role.
I guess that's the way?
slim
On Wednesday, October 21, 2015 at 5:36:39 PM UTC-4, Seung Chan Lim wrote:
>
> I have the following two types of documents
>
> 1. space
> 2. conversation: "space" attribute points to the _id of space
>
> Whenever a conversation starts, a new doc of type "conversation" is
> created and its attribute "space" contains the _id of a doc of type "space"
>
> What I want to ensure in my sync function is that the user creating a
> "conversation" document has access to the "space" document pointed.
>
> I originally thought to simply do requireAccess(doc.space) when a
> conversation doc is created/updated and make sure to do channel(doc._id)
> and a access(doc.owner, doc._id) when a space doc is created/updated.
>
> But then I wanted to have public spaces, which anyone has access to. In
> other words, even if the user isn't explicitly given a access to the
> channel, I was hoping requireAccess would pass if the document is "public."
>
> I thought I could do this by doing access("GUEST", doc._id) when a space
> doc is created/updated but that doesn't seem to work.
>
> Is this even possible?
>
> slim
>
>
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