vakt | Attribute-based access control SDK for Python | Authorization library
kandi X-RAY | vakt Summary
kandi X-RAY | vakt Summary
Vakt is an attribute-based and policy-based access control (ABAC) toolkit that is based on policies. ABAC stands aside of RBAC and ACL models, giving you a fine-grained control on definition of the rules that restrict an access to resources and is generally considered a "next generation" authorization model. In its form Vakt resembles IAM Policies, but has a way nicer attribute managing. See concepts section for more details.
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- Yields a context manager
- Run down migrations
- List of migrations
- Return all migrations
- Serve an inquiry
- Check if an inquiry is allowed
- Check whether an inquiry is allowed
- Check if an inquiry matches an inquiry
- Add a policy to the database
- Convert to a JSON string
- Populate the global storage
- Create migrations
- Return the object as JSON
- Down migration set up
- Get a policy by uid
- Create a rule from data
- Get a single document by uid
- Returns True if the query has satisfied
- Get all policies
- Update the model
- Print generator
- Login
- Return an inquiry
- Returns a checker instance
- Get all items from the collection
- Update a policy
- Find policies for an inquiry
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QUESTION
I am trying Slack API for the first time and I wanted to post a chat message from a Java client. For this purpose I am using the recommended HubSpot Java client and from its examples I am trying the following code excerpts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-27 at 15:19I figured out the problem. The API states:
So I started to suspect that the post message operation from HubSpot is not the same as the one performed by the postman example provided in Slack's website, which only required chat:write:user
scope. It turns out that HubSpot post message requires scope chat:write:bot
instead.
QUESTION
I have this html form intended to update values in a MySQL database. On page load the table gets populated with existing data from the database. When I issue the POST command, all the fields in the database gets updated except for DATE. What am I doing wrong here?
The MySQL table:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-23 at 09:21Just change $id = $mission_id by $id = $arr[$i]['id'] to solve the problem :)
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