An open-source solution in development, tailored for streamlined vehicle tracking and management. Whether overseeing a fleet of vehicles or keeping tabs on individual rides for personal purposes, AutoEye will offer live location updates, empowering you to stay on top of things with ease.
This enhancement focuses on extending role-based access control within AutoEye to include managing channel permissions. By allowing administrators to define granular access controls for channels, the system becomes more adaptable to varying user roles and organizational requirements.
Tasks
Design a schema for channel permissions that aligns with AutoEye's existing authorization framework.
Implement back-end logic to support assigning, updating, and revoking channel permissions for different roles.
Develop front-end interfaces to enable administrators to manage channel permissions efficiently.
Additional Information
Managing channel permissions enhances the security and flexibility of AutoEye, enabling administrators to control access to specific features and data.
Granular channel permissions allow organizations to tailor access controls to their unique requirements, improving overall system usability and security.
Dependencies
Integration with AutoEye's existing role management system to ensure seamless interaction between role assignments and channel permissions.
Acceptance Criteria
Back-end logic for managing channel permissions is implemented and tested to ensure accurate assignment, updating, and revocation of permissions.
Front-end interfaces enable administrators to assign, update, and revoke channel permissions for different roles intuitively.
Channel permissions are enforced consistently throughout the application, restricting access to channels based on role permissions.
Description
This enhancement focuses on extending role-based access control within AutoEye to include managing channel permissions. By allowing administrators to define granular access controls for channels, the system becomes more adaptable to varying user roles and organizational requirements.
Tasks
Additional Information
Dependencies
Acceptance Criteria