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Using filter
See original GitHub issueHow can I use filter function in the controller to return the filtered data?
To filter data with all user roles rules we need acess to permission object.
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if you need to access the
permissionobject that located at the user object you could use@UserRoles('permission')decorator to access it, will returnreq.user.permissionif you asking about the Roles you have defined before, i.e the object passed to the
AccessControlModule.forRoles(roles)then use@InjectRolesBuilder()instead.@shekohex Ok, thank for help