Allow async function in PermissionsBuilder to use custom claims
See original GitHub issueIt would be very helpful to be able to pass an async function to PermissionsBuilder
, since user.getIdToken()
returns a promise.
I want to use custom claims for managing permissions and with being able to access the token inside the PermissionsBuilder
I can access the custom claims, as they are passed with the token.
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Awesome! Happy to know it works for you 😃 I need to add some more examples for these kind of use cases
Hi @davemecha I think it was already possible before, but I have made it a bit easier to add this kind of behaviour in version 0.44.0 You can return a promise in the
NavigationBuilder
, so you could get your user permissions and then save them in theauthController
, which is an internal controller you can get in some callbacks, as well as via a hook, if you have a custom component. I have modified the quickstart example to cover your use case: https://firecms.co/docs/quickstart/ You fetch your data in the navigation builder, save it in theextra
field of theauthController
and then retrieve it in your permissions builder 😃