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# Policies
Policies are used to control access to data in a controller, before it is returned to the client.
Polices can be used in the following ways:
1. Build a policy instance and check the controller action matching boolean function.
Controller#update -> Policy#update
```ts
export class AccessGrantsController extends BaseController {
async update() {
const accessGrant = await this.loadAccessGrant()
if (isNil(accessGrant)) {
return this.response.status(404).json({ message: "Access grant not found." })
}
const policy = this.buildPolicy(accessGrant)
if (!policy.update()) {
return this.response
.status(403)
.json({ message: "You are not authorized to update access grants on this dataset." })
}
const permittedAttributes = policy.permitAttributesForUpdate(this.request.body)
try {
const updatedAccessGrant = await UpdateService.perform(
accessGrant,
permittedAttributes,
this.currentUser
)
return this.response.status(200).json({ accessGrant: updatedAccessGrant })
} catch (error) {
return this.response.status(422).json({ message: `Access grant update failed: ${error}` })
}
}
private async loadAccessGrant(): Promise<AccessGrant | null> {
return AccessGrant.findByPk(this.params.accessGrantId)
}
private buildPolicy(accessGrant: AccessGrant) {
return new AccessGrantsPolicy(this.currentUser, accessGrant)
}
}
```
2. The previous example also demostrates a second way of using policies. The "permitted attributes" pattern. A policy can also be used to provide an "allow list" of attributes that a user is allowed to submit for a given controller action.
```ts
export class AccessGrantsPolicy extends BasePolicy<AccessGrant> {
permittedAttributes(): Path[] {
return ["supportId", "grantLevel", "accessType", "isProjectDescriptionRequired"]
}
}
```
3. Policies can also be used to restrict the results of an "index" or list action in a controller.
In this case a bunch of scoping conditions are built up, and then passed to the "apply scope" function. This produces a query that, when executed, will only return the records that the current user is allowed to see.
```ts
export class AccessGrantsController extends BaseController<AccessGrant> {
async index() {
const where = this.buildWhere()
const scopes = this.buildFilterScopes()
const scopedAccessGrants = AccessGrantsPolicy.applyScope(scopes, this.currentUser)
const totalCount = await scopedAccessGrants.count({ where })
const accessGrants = await scopedAccessGrants.findAll({
where,
limit: this.pagination.limit,
offset: this.pagination.offset,
})
return this.response.json({ accessGrants, totalCount })
}
}
```
## Policy#policyScope
The `policyScope` method is used to add a scope to the given model. This scope is permanently added to the model, though it likely shouldn't be used outside of the policy.
i.e.
```ts
export class AccessRequestsPolicy extends PolicyFactory(AccessRequest) {
static policyScope(user: User): FindOptions<Attributes<AccessRequest>> {
if (user.isSystemAdmin || user.isBusinessAnalyst) {
return {}
}
if (user.isDataOwner) {
return {
include: [
{
association: "dataset",
where: {
ownerId: user.id,
},
},
],
}
}
return {
where: {
requestorId: user.id,
},
}
}
}
```
can be considered equivalent to
```ts
AccessReqeuest.addScope("policyScope", (user: User) => {
if (user.isSystemAdmin || user.isBusinessAnalyst) {
return {}
}
if (user.isDataOwner) {
return {
include: [
{
association: "dataset",
where: {
ownerId: user.id,
},
},
],
}
}
return {
where: {
requestorId: user.id,
},
}
})
```
# Full Example
Here is a simple example of a controller using a policy to control access to a resource.
The full cases might be more complex, but the "policy" pattern leaves space for that complexity to exist without cluttering the controller.
```ts
export class AccessGrantsController extends BaseController<AccessGrant> {
async index() {
const where = this.buildWhere()
const scopes = this.buildFilterScopes()
const scopedAccessGrants = AccessGrantsPolicy.applyScope(scopes, this.currentUser)
const totalCount = await scopedAccessGrants.count({ where })
const accessGrants = await scopedAccessGrants.findAll({
where,
limit: this.pagination.limit,
offset: this.pagination.offset,
})
return this.response.json({ accessGrants, totalCount })
}
async create() {
const accessGrant = await this.buildAccessGrant()
if (isNil(accessGrant)) {
return this.response.status(404).json({ message: "Dataset not found." })
}
const policy = this.buildPolicy(accessGrant)
if (!policy.create()) {
return this.response
.status(403)
.json({ message: "You are not authorized to add access grants for this dataset." })
}
const permittedAttributes = policy.permitAttributesForCreate(this.request.body)
try {
const accessGrant = await CreateService.perform(permittedAttributes, this.currentUser)
return this.response.status(201).json({ accessGrant })
} catch (error) {
return this.response.status(422).json({ message: `Access grant creation failed: ${error}` })
}
}
async update() {
const accessGrant = await this.loadAccessGrant()
if (isNil(accessGrant)) {
return this.response.status(404).json({ message: "Access grant not found." })
}
const policy = this.buildPolicy(accessGrant)
if (!policy.update()) {
return this.response
.status(403)
.json({ message: "You are not authorized to update access grants on this dataset." })
}
const permittedAttributes = policy.permitAttributesForUpdate(this.request.body)
try {
const updatedAccessGrant = await UpdateService.perform(
accessGrant,
permittedAttributes,
this.currentUser
)
return this.response.status(200).json({ accessGrant: updatedAccessGrant })
} catch (error) {
return this.response.status(422).json({ message: `Access grant update failed: ${error}` })
}
}
private async buildAccessGrant(): Promise<AccessGrant> {
return AccessGrant.build(this.request.body)
}
private async loadAccessGrant(): Promise<AccessGrant | null> {
return AccessGrant.findByPk(this.params.accessGrantId)
}
private buildPolicy(accessGrant: AccessGrant) {
return new AccessGrantsPolicy(this.currentUser, accessGrant)
}
}
```
and the policy
```ts
export class AccessGrantsPolicy extends BasePolicy<AccessGrant> {
create(): boolean {
// some code that might returns true
return false
}
update(): boolean {
// some code that might returns true
return false
}
destroy(): boolean {
// some code that might returns true
return false
}
permittedAttributes(): Path[] {
return ["supportId", "grantLevel", "accessType", "isProjectDescriptionRequired"]
}
permittedAttributesForCreate(): Path[] {
return ["datasetId", ...this.permittedAttributes()]
}
}
```
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import { ModelStatic, Model, Attributes, FindOptions, ScopeOptions, literal } from "@sequelize/core"
import { User } from "@/models"
import { Path, deepPick } from "@/utils/deep-pick"
import { isInteger, isNil } from "lodash"
export type Actions = "show" | "create" | "update" | "destroy"
export const NO_RECORDS_SCOPE = { where: literal("1 = 0") }
export const ALL_RECORDS_SCOPE = {}
/**
* See PolicyFactory below for policy with scope helpers
*/
export class BasePolicy<M extends Model> {
protected user: User
protected record: M
constructor(user: User, record: M) {
this.user = user
this.record = record
}
show(): boolean {
return false
}
create(): boolean {
return false
}
update(): boolean {
return false
}
destroy(): boolean {
return false
}
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
static policyScope<M extends Model>(user: User, ...args: unknown[]): FindOptions<Attributes<M>> {
throw new Error("Derived classes must implement policyScope method")
}
permitAttributes(record: Partial<M>): Partial<M> {
return deepPick(record, this.permittedAttributes())
}
permitAttributesForCreate(record: Partial<M>): Partial<M> {
if (this.permittedAttributesForCreate !== BasePolicy.prototype.permittedAttributesForCreate) {
return deepPick(record, this.permittedAttributesForCreate())
} else {
return deepPick(record, this.permittedAttributes())
}
}
permitAttributesForUpdate(record: Partial<M>): Partial<M> {
if (this.permittedAttributesForUpdate !== BasePolicy.prototype.permittedAttributesForUpdate) {
return deepPick(record, this.permittedAttributesForUpdate())
} else {
return deepPick(record, this.permittedAttributes())
}
}
permittedAttributes(): Path[] {
throw new Error("Not Implemented")
}
permittedAttributesForCreate(): Path[] {
throw new Error("Not Implemented")
}
permittedAttributesForUpdate(): Path[] {
throw new Error("Not Implemented")
}
setNumberNullIfEmpty(input: number | null | undefined): number | null | undefined {
let output = input
if (!isNil(input) && !isInteger(input)) output = undefined
if (!isNil(input) && input == 0) output = undefined
return output
}
setNumberZeroIfEmpty(input: number | null | undefined): number {
let output = input
if (!isNil(input) && !isInteger(input)) output = 0
if (!isNil(input) && input == 0) output = 0
return output ?? 0
}
/**
* Add to support return policy information via this.reponse.json({ someObject, policy })
*
* If this method becomes complex, it should be broken out into a serializer.
*
* @returns a JSON representation of the policy
*/
toJSON(): Record<Actions, boolean> {
return {
show: this.show(),
create: this.create(),
update: this.update(),
destroy: this.destroy(),
}
}
}
// See api/node_modules/sequelize/types/model.d.ts -> Model -> scope
export type BaseScopeOptions = string | ScopeOptions
export const POLICY_SCOPE_NAME = "policyScope"
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
type AllArgsButFirstOne<T extends any[]> = T extends [any, ...infer Rest] ? Rest : never
export function PolicyFactory<M extends Model, T extends Model = M>(modelClass: ModelStatic<M>) {
const policyClass = class Policy extends BasePolicy<T> {
static applyScope<P extends typeof Policy>(
this: P,
scopes: BaseScopeOptions[],
user: User,
...extraPolicyScopeArgs: AllArgsButFirstOne<Parameters<P["policyScope"]>>
): ModelStatic<M> {
this.ensurePolicyScope()
return modelClass.withScope([
...scopes,
{ method: [POLICY_SCOPE_NAME, user, ...extraPolicyScopeArgs] },
])
}
/**
* Just in time scope creation for model class.
* TODO: to have scope creation occur at definition time, instead of execution time.
*/
static ensurePolicyScope() {
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(modelClass.options.scopes, POLICY_SCOPE_NAME)) {
return
}
modelClass.addScope(POLICY_SCOPE_NAME, this.policyScope.bind(modelClass))
}
}
return policyClass
}
export default PolicyFactory
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// Policy Bundles
export { type BaseScopeOptions } from "./base-policy"
export { UsersPolicy } from "./users-policy"
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import { Attributes, FindOptions } from "@sequelize/core"
import { Path } from "@/utils/deep-pick"
import { User } from "@/models"
import { ALL_RECORDS_SCOPE, PolicyFactory } from "@/policies/base-policy"
export class UsersPolicy extends PolicyFactory(User) {
show(): boolean {
if (this.user.isSystemAdmin) {
return true
}
if (this.user.id === this.record.id) {
return true
}
return false
}
create(): boolean {
if (this.user.isSystemAdmin) {
return true
}
return false
}
update(): boolean {
if (this.user.isSystemAdmin) {
return true
}
if (this.user.id === this.record.id) {
return true
}
return false
}
destroy(): boolean {
if (this.user.id === this.record.id) {
return false
}
if (this.user.isSystemAdmin) {
return true
}
return false
}
permittedAttributes(): Path[] {
const attributes: (keyof Attributes<User>)[] = [
"email",
"auth0Subject",
"firstName",
"lastName",
"displayName",
]
return attributes
}
permittedAttributesForCreate(): Path[] {
return [...this.permittedAttributes()]
}
permittedAttributesForUpdate(): Path[] {
return [...this.permittedAttributes()]
}
static policyScope(user: User): FindOptions<Attributes<User>> {
if (user.isSystemAdmin) return ALL_RECORDS_SCOPE
return { where: { id: user.id } }
}
}
export default UsersPolicy