1c-role-compile

To generate 1C roles from JSON definitions, you describe your role permissions in a JSON DSL and run the skill to automatically emit Role.xml, Ext/Rights.xml, and update Configuration.xml.

Yes, you can automate rights assignment across catalogs, documents, and registers by defining object rights and presets in JSON, which generates the required 1C metadata files.

Yes, generating 1C role metadata from JSON DSL supports optional RLS definitions, allowing you to apply record-level security filters alongside standard object rights and presets.

The best way to update Configuration.xml when adding new roles is using a JSON DSL compiler, which automatically registers newly generated role metadata directly into the configuration file.

Validating rights when converting JSON to 1C permissions is handled automatically by the skill, which checks your JSON DSL definitions for consistency before generating the XML metadata files.

No, you do not need to manually edit Rights.xml; the skill generates and updates Ext/Rights.xml automatically from your JSON DSL definitions, applying nested objects and presets.