role-compile

To generate 1C role metadata from JSON automatically, define your roles and rights in a JSON file and run the role-compile tool with the -JsonPath and -OutputDir parameters to produce the required XML files.

Yes, you can use access restriction templates when generating 1C roles by defining optional Restriction Templates (RLS) within your JSON DSL definition to control row-level security.

1C role generation supports preset rights like @view and @edit through the JSON DSL, allowing you to apply standard permission sets quickly while also enabling per-right overrides for specific objects.

You need either PowerShell or Python to automate 1C role XML creation, as the role-compile tooling requires one of these environments to process the JSON DSL and output the metadata files.

Generating 1C roles automatically registers the new roles in Configuration.xml when the file is present, creating the necessary deployment entries alongside the standard Role and Rights XML outputs.

The best way to streamline access control configuration in 1C is defining roles in a JSON DSL and compiling them into XML metadata, which reduces manual configuration effort and human error.