vue-browser-acl | Easy user access control in Vue for better UX | Authorization library

You can pass in an actual user or a function that returns the users. This is useful if you don't have the user available right away if for instance it is fetched asynchronously. The second param is a callback that let's you define the rules. Alternatively you can pass a preconfigured acl from the browser-acl package. This may be the better choice depending on your source bundling approach. See browser-acl setup for how to define rules and policies (rules using classes). As an optional third parameter you can pass an options object. Attention: When using packagers such as webpack or rollup your code is optimized in a way that requires you to register your rules in a safer way. Make you sure you read through the verb-object-mapping section. In short it encourges you to use the acl.register function to register your models explictly, so that however the packager mangles your variables the code will still work in production.