Permissive combines a model-based permissions system with bitmasking to create a flexible approach to maintaining permissions on your ActiveRecord models. It supports an easy-to-use set of methods for accessing and determining permissions, including some fun metaprogramming.

decko permissions

Dynamically defines roles and grants it permissions

Removes black and white pundit policy and adds flexible permissions for attributes/associations per role class. Perfect for modern APIs.

PayPal Permissions Service API strategy for OmniAuth

Permisi provides a way of dynamically declaring user rights (a.k.a. permissions) using a simple role-based access control scheme. A user may be associated to multiple roles with a different set of permissions in each role. The roles and user-roles association can be dynamically defined and change...

A Danger plugin to check diff of android apk permissions.

Ruby implementation of the PayPal Permissions API.

"A gem to support PayPal Permissions API for Rails applications using ActiveMerchant."

Simple way to add permissions to controllers.

This gem provides a robust system for managing Unix-like permissions in Ruby. It allows for setting, querying, and serializing permission sets with an ActiveRecord integration for easy database storage.

Alberich is a model-integrated permissions engine that allows access control, and list filtering based on user and group-assigned permissions both globally and at an individual resouce level.

A plugin to manage attribute permissions on ActiveRecord more effectively

Expose user permissions in your GraphQL schema

ChiliProject/Redmine plugin which allows you to upload a zipped directory containing a "web-friendly" presentation (HTML/JS/CSS) and associate it with a project. The plugin will unzip it and filter viewing permissions according to your 'permissions' settings.

Capistrano task for ensuring specific permissions on files and folders on deploy.

Changes the releases' owner to the Wordpress user. Fixes issues where the Wordpress user does not have enough permissions to install or update plugins.

CrewdPolicies enables conventional Pundit (https://github.com/elabs/pundit) policies to be written using an opinionated pattern based on declarative Create, Read, Execute (optional), Write and Destroy (CREWD) permissions for each resource. Conventional pundit create?, show?, update? and destroy? ...

A Ruby library to manage your database permissions for MySQL and PostgreSQL. Supports per-table, and per-column permissions for granular access and security.

Basic functionality to work with shark permissions