Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Modules/AuthModule/WishList

Timestamp:

2012-01-04T16:03:28+01:00 (14 years ago)

Author:

Morris Swertz

Comment:

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Modules/AuthModule/WishList

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+= AuthModule 2.0 wishlist =
+[[TOC()]]
+Driven by WormQTL and other community project we would like the following:
+
+== Users, groups and roles ==
+
+A user is an natural person that can log in to the system. He/she can have a username and password.
+A group is a named role that cannot log in. Both users and other groups can be 'member' of a group.
+Both user and group are 'role'.
+
+Special roles:
+- anonymous (user): users that are not logged in
+- admin (user): users that bypass the security system
+- all users (group): users that are registered in this system
+
+
+
+
+== Record permission roles ==
+
+A record is an instance of an entity. Record permissions define what actions a role can perform on a record. 
+We distinguish the following types of permissions per record:
+
+|| action || view || edit || own ||
+|| view record || X || X || X ||
+|| edit record || - || X || X ||
+|| give other roles view or edit permissions || - || - || X ||
+|| delete record || - || - || X ||
+|| transfer ownership to other user || - || - || X ||
+
+Only when having table level write permission you can create new records. 
+The creator is automatically the owner.         There can be only one owner per record.
+
+== User interactions ==
+
+Default only the owner is set and the table level permissions are enforced (e.g. the admin may have specified that 'anonymous' can read and 'biologists' can edit').
+
+Individual users may choose to override this by giving row level permissions. These come in the form 'PermissionRule' {role,permission}, for example "admin,read".
+Multiple PermissionRule can be bundled into on PermissionSet, for example "admin,write; anonymous, view".
+These can then be link
+
+A 'PermissionSet' is a bundle of permission rules.
+
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+In the 'list' view you can select record and then push the 'share' button to set sharing permissions (existing permissions are overwritten).
+You can also reuse a previous 'permission set'.
+
+|| user story || how it works ||
+|| Give everybody permission to my data || Give permission to 'anonymous' ||
+|| Give all registered users permission to my data || Give permission to 'all users' ||
+|| Give a particular user permission to my data || Give permission to '<username>' ||
+
+
+* In user interface it should be very clear what is share so I can change that easily
+*
+* Give view/edit permissions to all users -> give view to 'anonymous'.
+* I can specify for each group that I am member of how I want to share