Access list control is a scalable, offline software solution developed in a library-like, headers-only maner which is capable to hold and manage various types of resources. It is implemented by following the unique ownership principle, which means consumed by access. So if there is an attepmt to get/pop a resource then it will be invalidated.
The project consists of the following components:
- acl, is the main module which is responsible for managing the subjects and their resources
- subject, a module which defines subject abstraction
- resource, a module which defines resource abstraction
- access_level, a module which encapsulates the access level informtion of the specific resource
- exception
Text analyzer uses the following stack:
- C++
- bash script
- CMake
- boost unit test module
- stl
As a build system CMake has been used and was written so it could be compiled and executed on linux and windows environments.
Providing Dockerfile/Docker image for testing in an isolated environment, currently there is an issue ralted with os image version that's not fixed in this initial version! In order to build the project manually, please follow to bellow described steps:
$ cd [project directory]
$ ./build.sh -t [debug/release] -c [clean build]
Mandatory arguments:
-t, use it to define the type of the build debug/release
Optional arguments:
-c, specifies whether the project should be built on top of cleaned cmake environment
After having this done the executable file could be found in the ./bin area of current project root directory.
Boost unit test framework has been used for tests development. Currently there are 11 tests which is by far less than a full coverage. A lot more tests are required to cover existing functionality.
In order to run the unit test:
$ ./bin/access_list_unit_tests