Administrators should be able to create groups, edit group permissions, and manage users.
Frontend work will involve building the UI around that set of requirements
The permissions system rts-cms uses is designed around groups. Every group has a set of permissions attached to it (manage users, manage content). Permissions are entirely additive and implicit deny.
Admins should be able to create more groups, edit the permissions tied to a particular group, and add users to groups. The user view should display a list of users and what groups they're a part of, possibly the effective permissions of that user.
Administrators should be able to create groups, edit group permissions, and manage users. Frontend work will involve building the UI around that set of requirements
The permissions system rts-cms uses is designed around groups. Every group has a set of permissions attached to it (manage users, manage content). Permissions are entirely additive and implicit deny.
Admins should be able to create more groups, edit the permissions tied to a particular group, and add users to groups. The user view should display a list of users and what groups they're a part of, possibly the effective permissions of that user.