templates-module-rbac

Role-based access control across multiple backend route prefixes is enforced by centralizing security rules in a shared service layer. This pattern handles role-gated checks and ownership validation to secure related endpoints consistently.

Ownership checks for user data in a multi-route module are handled by verifying the actor's identity against the data owner before granting access. This ensures endpoints requiring user ownership can only be accessed by the associated data owner.

Centralizing status computation logic across multiple endpoints is achieved by moving the calculations into a shared service layer. This maintains consistent state management and enforces complex security rules across the entire backend module.

Yes, you can use this RBAC pattern for a service-layer shared backend. It is intended specifically for applications where complex security rules across multiple endpoints are a requirement, handling both role-gated and ownership-based checks.

To secure backend endpoints, you pass an actor object containing the user's ID and role to the dedicated router and service. This allows the system to perform fine-grained access control and verify data ownership.

Mixed RBAC rules for backend security are needed when a module has multiple route prefixes requiring both role-based gating and strict ownership validation. This pattern solves the problem of enforcing complex, mixed access rules across related endpoints.