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First off, thank you for the great work on this project — it's been a pleasure integrating it into my application!
I wanted to suggest a feature that I believe would be quite useful: enhanced Access Control Layer (ACL) support in ModelView, beyond the current simple flags like can_edit, can_create, and can_delete.
In my application, I've added a role field to my user model and implemented a bitwise representation of permissions. This allows me to define fine-grained access rules across different roles and actions. However, I'm now facing a challenge: there's no clear or extensible way to integrate these custom permissions into the existing ModelView logic.
Would love to hear your thoughts on whether this is something you'd consider, or if there's a recommended approach to achieve this kind of flexibility today.
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Hi team 👋,
First off, thank you for the great work on this project — it's been a pleasure integrating it into my application!
I wanted to suggest a feature that I believe would be quite useful: enhanced Access Control Layer (ACL) support in
ModelView, beyond the current simple flags likecan_edit,can_create, andcan_delete.In my application, I've added a role field to my user model and implemented a bitwise representation of permissions. This allows me to define fine-grained access rules across different roles and actions. However, I'm now facing a challenge: there's no clear or extensible way to integrate these custom permissions into the existing ModelView logic.
Would love to hear your thoughts on whether this is something you'd consider, or if there's a recommended approach to achieve this kind of flexibility today.
Thanks again!
Wojtek
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