role-compile

Generating 1C roles from a JSON DSL automatically creates the necessary metadata and rights XML files. This eliminates manual configuration by translating a human-readable JSON description into the required XML structure.

A JSON DSL is a domain-specific language format used to define 1C:Enterprise user permissions structure. It works by mapping predefined permission sets and RLS templates into standard configuration XML files for role management.

Yes, you can integrate generated roles directly into your 1C Configuration.xml. The process optionally registers the newly created role metadata, assigning a unique UUID, to ensure seamless integration with the main configuration file.

Yes, generating 1C roles from JSON supports row-level security templates. The Skill handles RLS templates natively within the DSL definition, ensuring the generated rights XML files enforce the correct document access constraints.

The best way to automate user role creation in 1C:Enterprise is by using a JSON DSL to generate XML metadata. This approach avoids manual XML file creation, reduces configuration errors, and efficiently manages predefined permission sets.