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Hi,
This is a question/feature request.
I really like the concept behind this package. However, I'm not sure how one could use it in django's admin. Even though DRF is now working on an admin, I don't think it competes with django's own yet, so I like to give certain users access to django's admin page.
The question is, how to implement the permissions rules in the admin itself? i.e. admins of a certain object should have r/w permissions for that object in the admin but not for any other. Is this possible? I don't mind using another package for this, as long as the rules are coming from dry-rest-permissions. Is there a possibility to extend dry-rest-perms to support the admin or take advantage of another package that is already well integrated with the admin (i.e. django-guardian's admin integration receiving its rules from dry-rest)?
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Hi,
This is a question/feature request.
I really like the concept behind this package. However, I'm not sure how one could use it in django's admin. Even though DRF is now working on an admin, I don't think it competes with django's own yet, so I like to give certain users access to django's admin page.
The question is, how to implement the permissions rules in the admin itself? i.e. admins of a certain object should have r/w permissions for that object in the admin but not for any other. Is this possible? I don't mind using another package for this, as long as the rules are coming from dry-rest-permissions. Is there a possibility to extend dry-rest-perms to support the admin or take advantage of another package that is already well integrated with the admin (i.e. django-guardian's admin integration receiving its rules from dry-rest)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: