1c-role-compile

Generate 1C role metadata and Rights.xml automatically by running the compile command with a role name and roles directory, which creates RoleName.xml and Ext/Rights.xml templates with UUID placeholders from your rights description.

Creating a Rights.xml template for 1C configuration objects involves applying a ready rights template to the Roles directory structure, yielding a structured file with predefined access rights ready to apply.

Yes, you can define access rights for 1C configurations without manual XML composition by providing a rights description, which the tool transforms into structured metadata files and Rights.xml templates.

Yes, you need to register generated 1C roles in Configuration.xml manually, as the generation process provides clear guidance for linking objects and registering the role within your configuration.

The generated 1C role metadata follows the Roles directory structure, producing a root RoleName.xml with Name, Synonym, and UUID placeholders, alongside a nested Ext/Rights.xml containing the rights template.

The generated 1C role files include UUID placeholders that must be manually replaced or managed, meaning the output serves as a ready-to-apply template rather than a finalized configuration with hardcoded unique identifiers.