Porper (Portable Permission Controller)

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/porper

Overview

This is a library to provide the permission control on resources in serverless environment.

When implementing applications using existing frameworks, you can manage permissions on resources using the module they provide, but they are not available when you implement applications using serverless computing like AWS Lambda.

This is a very simple RBAC (Role Based Access Controller) library to manage permissions based on their privileges.

Installation

NOTE: Python 2.7

pip install porper

Database Initialization

$ mysql -h <db_host> -u <db_user> -p <db_name> < porper_initial.sql

How to use Google+ and Github Authentication

If you plan to use Google+ and/or GitHub authentications, set related values either as an environment variables or in a config.json. (Please see next section, 'How to provide related info')

Please see these 2 sites to find out how to setup OpenID connect

Google+ : https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OpenIDConnect

GitHut : https://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/

How to provide related info

There are 2 ways to set necessary information

Using Environment Variables

export MYSQL_HOST=<db_host>
export MYSQL_USER=<db_user>
export MYSQL_PASSWORD=<db_password>
export MYSQL_DATABASE=<db_name>

export GOOGLE_TOKENINFO_ENDPOINT=https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/tokeninfo?id_token=

export GITHUB_AUTH_ENDPOINT=https://github.com/login/oauth
export GITHUB_API_ENDPOINT=https://api.github.com
export GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=<client_id>
export GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=<secret_id>

Using 'config.json' that needs to be placed in the root of porper library

{
  "mysql": {
    "host": "<db_host>",
    "username": "<db_user>",
    "password": "<db_password>",
    "database": "<db_name>"
  },
  "google": {
    "tokeninfo_endpoint": "https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/tokeninfo?id_token="
  },
  "github": {
    "auth_endpoint": "https://github.com/login/oauth",
    "api_endpoint": "https://api.github.com",
    "client_id": "<client_id>",
    "client_secret": "<secret_id>"
  }
}

How to get mysql connection to the Porper database

from porper.models.connection import mysql_connection
connection = mysql_connection()

How to authenticate

# For Google+ Auth
from porper.controllers.google_auth_controller import GoogleAuthController
googleAuthController = GoogleAuthController(connection)
user_info = googleAuthController.authenticate(id_token)

# For GitHub Auth
from porper.controllers.github_auth_controller import GithubAuthController
githubAuthController = GithubAuthController(connection)
user_info = githubAuthController.authenticate(code, state)

# 'access_token' is used when sending following requests
access_token = user_info['access_token']

How to manage roles

A couple of roles will be created during the database initialization

('435a6417-6c1f-4d7c-87dd-e8f6c0effc7a','public')
('ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff','admin')

To create a new role

You must be the admin.

params = {
  "name": "<name_of_the_role>"
}
from porper.controllers.role_controller import RoleController
roleController = RoleController(connection)
roleController.create(access_token, params)

To find roles

roleController.find_all(access_token)

if you're the admin, it will return all roles

otherwise, return all roles where you're belong

How to manage users

The first user logging into the system will be added as an admin automatically

To invite users

You have to invite them first and you must be either the admin or the role admin of the role where the new user will belong

params = {
  "email": "<email_address>",
  "role_id": "<role_id>",
  "is_admin": "<0_or_1>"
}
from porper.controllers.invited_user_controller import InvitedUserController
invited_user_controller = InvitedUserController(connection)
invited_user_controller.create(access_token, params)

To find invited users

params = {}
invited_user_controller.find_all(access_token, params)

if you're the admin, it will return all invited users

if you're the role admin of one or more roles, it will return all invited users of the roles where you're the role admin

otherwise, it will raise an exception of 'not permitted'

params = {
  "role_id": "<role_id>"
}
invited_user_controller.find_all(access_token, params)

if you're the admin or a role admin of the given role, it will return all invited users of the given role

otherwise, it will raise an exception of 'not permitted'

Once the invited users log in successfully for the first time, they will be automatically registered and added to the roles specified during invitation

To find registered user

params = {}
from porper.controllers.user_controller import UserController
userController = UserController(connection)
userController.find_all(access_token, params)

if you're the admin, it will return all users

if you're the role admin of one or more roles, it will return all users of the roles where you're the role admin

otherwise, it will return yourself

params = {
  "role_id": "<role_id>"
}
userController.find_all(access_token, params)

if you're the admin or a member of the given role, it will return all users of the given role

otherwise, it will raise an exception of 'not permitted'

params = {
  "id": "<id>",
  "email": "<email_address>"
}
userController.find_all(access_token, params)

It will return a specific user with the given id or email address

To assign a user to a role

You must be either the admin or the role admin.

params = {
  "user_id": "<user_id>",
  "role_id": "<role_id>",
  "is_admin": "<0 or 1>"
}
from porper.controllers.user_controller import UserController
userController = UserController(connection)
userController.create(access_token, params)

How to create a controller & model for a custom resource

Controller

from porper.controllers.resource_controller import ResourceController

class DemoController(ResourceController):

    def __init__(self, permission_connection):
        ResourceController.__init__(self, None, None, permission_connection)
        self.resource = 'demo'

        from demo import Demo
        self.model = Demo(permission_connection)

    # redefine this method if necessary
    def create(self, access_token, params):
        return ResourceController.create(self, access_token, params)

    # redefine this method if necessary
    def update(self, access_token, params):
        return ResourceController.update(self, access_token, params)

    # redefine this method if necessary
    def delete(self, access_token, params):
        return ResourceController.delete(self, access_token, params)

    # redefine this method if necessary
    def find_all(self, access_token, params):
        return ResourceController.find_all(self, access_token, params)

    # redefine this method if necessary
    def find_one(self, access_token, params):
        return ResourceController.find_one(self, access_token, params)

Model

class Demo:

    def __init__(self, connection):
        self.connection = connection

    # implement how to create a new instance
    def create(self, params):
        pass

    # implement how to update an instance
    def update(self, params):
        pass

    # implement how to delete an instance
    def delete(self, params):
        pass

    # implement how to find a specific instance(s)
    def find(self, params):
        pass

How to manage permissions

To gran permissions

from porper.controllers.permission_controller import PermissionController
permission_controller = PermissionController(connection)
permitted_user_id = "<admin or user_id_who_has_create_permission_on_the_target_resource>"

# by user_id
permission_params = {
    "user_id": "<user_id>",
    "resource": "<resource_name>",
    "value": "<* or resource_id>",
    "action": "<create|read|update|delete>"
}
permission_controller.create(None, permission_params, permitted_user_id)

# by role_id
permission_params = {
    "role_id": "<role_id>",
    "resource": "<resource_name>",
    "value": "<* or resource_id>",
    "action": "<create|read|update|delete>"
}
permission_controller.create(None, permission_params, permitted_user_id)

To revoke permissions

from porper.controllers.permission_controller import PermissionController
permission_controller = PermissionController(connection)
permitted_user_id = "<admin or user_id_who_has_create_permission_on_the_target_resource>"

# by permission id
permission_params_by_id = {
    "id": "<permission_id>"
}
permission_controller.delete(None, permission_params, permitted_user_id)

# by user_id
permission_params_by_user_id = {
    "user_id": "<user_id>",
    "resource": "<resource_name>",
    "value": "<* or resource_id>",
    "action": "<create|read|update|delete>"
}
permission_controller.delete(None, permission_params, permitted_user_id)

# by role_id
permission_params_by_user_id = {
    "role_id": "<role_id>",
    "resource": "<resource_name>",
    "value": "<* or resource_id>",
    "action": "<create|read|update|delete>"
}
permission_controller.delete(None, permission_params, permitted_user_id)

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SungardAS/porper-core

Porper (Portable Permission Controller)

Overview

Installation

How to use Google+ and Github Authentication

How to provide related info

How to get mysql connection to the Porper database

How to authenticate

How to manage roles

A couple of roles will be created during the database initialization

To create a new role

To find roles

How to manage users

To invite users

To find invited users

To find registered user

To assign a user to a role

How to create a controller & model for a custom resource

Controller

Model

How to manage permissions

To gran permissions

To revoke permissions

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