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[X] Modify src/interfaces/permissions.interface.ts ✓ https://github.com/jjbell170/nest-casl/commit/19e309ff8d02021413d8c14e8157aac668a04e43 Edit
Modify src/interfaces/permissions.interface.ts with contents:
• Modify the `DefinePermissions` type to allow the `Subjects` type parameter to also accept string literals. This can be done by changing the `Subjects extends Subject = Subject` to `Subjects extends Subject | string = Subject | string`.
• Similarly, modify the `Permissions` type to allow the `Subjects` type parameter to accept string literals by changing `Subjects extends Subject = Subject` to `Subjects extends Subject | string = Subject | string`.
• These changes will allow the permissions definitions to accept both class types and string literals as valid subjects.

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+++ 
@@ -29,14 +29,14 @@
 }

 export type DefinePermissions<
-  Subjects extends Subject = Subject,
+  Subjects extends Subject | string = Subject | string,
   Actions extends string = DefaultActions,
   User extends AuthorizableUser = AuthorizableUser,
 > = (builder: UserAbilityBuilder) => void;

 export type Permissions<
   Roles extends string,
-  Subjects extends Subject = Subject,
+  Subjects extends Subject | string = Subject | string,
   Actions extends string = DefaultActions,
   User extends AuthorizableUser = AuthorizableUser,
 > = Partial>>;

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[X] Modify src/__specs__/app/post/post.permissions.ts ✓ https://github.com/jjbell170/nest-casl/commit/b1e0f7d0bfe0b6ed0c0f4ae822d15505b85c3df6 Edit
Modify src/__specs__/app/post/post.permissions.ts with contents:
• Change the `Subjects` type alias to also include string literals by modifying `type Subjects = InferSubjects;` to `type Subjects = InferSubjects | string;`.
• This change will reflect the updated type definitions and allow the `post.permissions.ts` file to define permissions using string subjects.

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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 import { Roles } from '../app.roles';
 import { Post } from './dtos/post.dto';

-type Subjects = InferSubjects;
+type Subjects = InferSubjects | string;

 export const permissions: Permissions = {
   everyone({ can }) {

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[X] Modify README.md ✓ https://github.com/jjbell170/nest-casl/commit/2e3085291cece35cc4cfd0008507d6b2b4a92354 Edit
Modify README.md with contents:
• Update the example in the README to reflect the new type definitions. Change the `Subjects` type alias to include string literals by modifying `export type Subjects = InferSubjects;` to `export type Subjects = InferSubjects | string;`.
• Update the `permissions` constant definition to reflect the new `Subjects` type that includes string literals.

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+++ 
@@ -85,12 +85,12 @@
 import { Post } from './dtos/post.dto';
 import { Comment } from './dtos/comment.dto';

-export type Subjects = InferSubjects;
+export type Subjects = InferSubjects | string;

 export const permissions: Permissions = {
   everyone({ can }) {
-    can(Actions.read, Post);
-    can(Actions.create, Post);
+    can(Actions.read, 'Post');
+    can(Actions.create, 'Post');
   },

   customer({ user, can }) {

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[X] Modify README.md ✓ https://github.com/jjbell170/nest-casl/commit/59f26f15d22cf1f77e8603c98aa91cb644f06fee Edit
Modify README.md with contents:
• In the example provided in the README, add a comment explaining that subjects can now be string literals as well as class types, to inform users of the new capability.
• This comment will help users understand how to use the updated library with string subjects.

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+++ 
@@ -85,12 +85,12 @@
 import { Post } from './dtos/post.dto';
 import { Comment } from './dtos/comment.dto';

-export type Subjects = InferSubjects;
+export type Subjects = InferSubjects | string;

 export const permissions: Permissions = {
   everyone({ can }) {
-    can(Actions.read, Post);
-    can(Actions.create, Post);
+    can(Actions.read, 'Post'); // Subjects can now be specified as string literals in addition to class types
+    can(Actions.create, 'Post'); // This flexibility allows for defining permissions without a corresponding DTO
   },

   customer({ user, can }) {

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jjbell170 / nest-casl

Sweep: Update the library to support string as the subject type. CASL by nature supports that. Currently, this library only accepts class types, making typescript complain when providing string types. #1