role-expert

Generate 1C roles and access rights by compiling a JSON DSL into role metadata and detailed rights XML files. The process validates known object types, registers the role under Configuration.xml, and outputs both the role and rights definitions automatically.

Yes, you can apply row-level security (RLS) conditions when creating 1C role rights. The JSON DSL supports adding RLS restriction conditions through templates and rls mapping for specified rights on valid object types.

Use @view and @edit presets to configure 1C access rights for new functional areas. These presets provide baseline permissions that you can further refine by overriding specific rights per object, including setting per-right boolean values.

Compiling 1C role metadata requires a valid JSON DSL containing name, synonym, and comment fields. This JSON definition is validated against known object types and rights before generating the UUID and registering the role under Configuration.xml ChildObjects.

Yes, generating 1C roles with a JSON DSL works without external dependencies. The skill operates standalone using bundled scripts and references to compile the JSON input into the required Roles XML and Rights XML files.

Generating 1C roles from JSON requires a strictly valid JSON DSL and limits configurations to known object types and rights. It cannot process undefined objects and relies entirely on the provided JSON structure for preset and RLS mappings.