add-authorization-methods

You add entity-specific authorization methods by implementing canView, canCreate, canUpdate, canDelete, and canReceive{Entity}Event checks within an AuthorizationService to enforce backend access control.

The ownership pattern for backend permissions involves implementing admin and owner checks within your authorization methods to determine if a user can access or modify specific entity resources.

Yes, you need to update the events router when adding authorization if your backend uses Server-Sent Events, ensuring the canReceive{Entity}Event method properly filters SSE event delivery.

You should integrate authorization methods immediately after creating a resource service to ensure proper permissions are enforced across all entities before any access control vulnerabilities can occur.

Yes, you can use TypeScript to enforce access control by importing entity types and implementing admin and owner checks directly within your AuthorizationService methods.