core.security.permissions

OneGov uses a very simple permissions model by default. There are no read/write permissions, just intents. That means a permission shows the intended audience.

This is the default however, any application building on top of onegov.core may of course introduce its own byzantine permission system.

Classes

`Intent`	Base class of all intents. Should never be used directly.
`Public`	The general public is allowed to do this.
`Private`	Trusted people are allowed to do this.
`Personal`	Registered members are allowed to do this.
`Secret`	Only Demi-Gods are allowed to do this.

Module Contents

class core.security.permissions.Intent[source]: Base class of all intents. Should never be used directly. This is only used for type checking.

class core.security.permissions.Public[source]

Bases: Intent

The general public is allowed to do this.

class core.security.permissions.Private[source]

Bases: Intent

Trusted people are allowed to do this.

class core.security.permissions.Personal[source]

Bases: Intent

Registered members are allowed to do this.

class core.security.permissions.Secret[source]

Bases: Intent

Only Demi-Gods are allowed to do this.