Casbin Spring Boot Starter

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Casbin Spring Boot Starter is designed to help you easily integrate jCasbin into your Spring Boot project.

how to use

1. Add casbin-spring-boot-starter to the Spring Boot project.

Maven

<dependency>
   <groupId>org.casbin</groupId>
   <artifactId>casbin-spring-boot-starter</artifactId>
   <version>version</version>
</dependency>

Gradle

implementation 'org.casbin:casbin-spring-boot-starter:version'

2. Inject the Enforcer where you need to use it

@Component
public class Test{
    @Autowired
    private Enforcer enforcer;
}

3. Add configuration

casbin:
  #Whether to enable Casbin, it is enabled by default.
  enableCasbin: true
  #Whether to use thread-synchronized Enforcer, default false
  useSyncedEnforcer: false
  #Whether to enable automatic policy saving, if the adapter supports this function, it is enabled by default.
  autoSave: true
  #Storage type [file, jdbc], currently supported jdbc database [mysql (mariadb), h2, oracle, postgresql, db2]
  #Welcome to write and submit the jdbc adapter you are using, see: org.casbin.adapter.OracleAdapter
  #The jdbc adapter will actively look for the data source information you configured in spring.datasource
  #Default use jdbc, and use the built-in h2 database for memory storage
  storeType: jdbc
  #Data source initialization policy [create (automatically create data table, no longer initialized if created), never (always do not initialize)]
  initializeSchema: create
  #Local model configuration file address, the default reading location: classpath: casbin/model.conf
  model: classpath:casbin/model.conf
  #If the model configuration file is not found in the default location and casbin.model is not set correctly, the built-in default rbac model is used, which takes effect by default.
  useDefaultModelIfModelNotSetting: true
  #Local policy configuration file address, the default reading location: classpath: casbin/policy.csv
  #If the configuration file is not found in the default location, an exception will be thrown.
  #This configuration item takes effect only when casbin.storeType is set to file.
  policy: classpath:casbin/policy.csv
  #Whether to enable the CasbinWatcher mechanism, the default is not enabled.
  #If the mechanism is enabled, casbin.storeType must be jdbc, otherwise the configuration is invalid.
  enableWatcher: false
  #CasbinWatcher notification mode, defaults to use Redis for notification synchronization, temporarily only supports Redis
  #After opening Watcher, you need to manually add spring-boot-starter-data-redis dependency.
  watcherType: redis
  exception: 
    ... See Schedule A for exception settings.

4. The simplest configuration

• Do not use other add-on configurations

casbin:
  #If you are using a model profile at this address, no configuration is required
  model: classpath:casbin/model.conf

• Turn on Watcher

casbin:
  #If the model profile you are using is located at this address, you do not need this configuration
  model: classpath:casbin/model.conf
  #When you open Watcher, the default use of RedisWatcher requires manual addition of spring-boot-starter-data-redis dependency.
  enableWatcher: true

Schedule A

• ExceptionSettings(casbin.exception)

name	description	default
removePolicyFailed	Throws an exception when the delete policy fails	false

Note: If you do not set another data source, or set the storage file location for H2, the data is stored in memory by default using H2.

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