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If you look at the demos, it looks like you can do RBAC security. The user id is stored into a session (transaction?) local variable, and then used to filter v
by netghost 10y ago
If you look at the demos, it looks like you can do RBAC security. The user id is stored into a session (transaction?) local variable, and then used to filter various tables using postgres' row based security model.
- floatboth 10y agoMakes sense — PostGraphQL was inspired by PostgREST, and that's exactly what PostgREST does.