Rbac
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A lightweight, open-source OAuth2 and OpenID Connect authentication server for Node.js.
An Access Control List (ACL) solution for Laravel applications, providing roles and permissions management with security and usability in mind.
A scope-based authorization library for Ruby on Rails that controls access by describing sets of accessible things.
A Linux/Unix privilege delegation tool using Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to grant precise capabilities instead of full root access.
An enterprise-grade rapid development platform built on Rust, providing a complete backend management system with RBAC, WeChat integration, and monitoring.
A Rails authorization gem offering easy-to-read action and content-based permissions with a straightforward syntax.
A simple role-based authorization library for Ruby on Rails with multi-tenancy support.
A simple role-based authorization library for Ruby on Rails with multi-tenancy support.
A CakePHP plugin for fast, zero-code authentication and authorization using INI files or database adapters.
An Azure Functions-based secure gateway and reverse proxy for FHIR servers, enabling multi-tenant access, RBAC, and request/response processing.
FastAPI authorization middleware that integrates PyCasbin for flexible, policy-based access control.
A middleware for securing routes in Fiber web framework with OpenFGA, RBAC, and team-based access control.
A Pyramid Web Framework integration for Yosai, providing authentication and authorization capabilities.
A comprehensive toolkit for Go projects built with Fiber, featuring authentication, user management, and role-based access control.
An enterprise-grade Angular library for scalable, maintainable role-based access control (RBAC) with services and directives.
A declarative access control library for Angular applications, enabling fine-grained permissions in templates and code.
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