Struct Rbac 

pub struct Rbac { /* private fields */ }

Registers the Permissions store into application state.

Adds no routes. There is no first-party admin UI, deliberately: a screen that hands out permissions is an application’s own decision — about who may open it above all — and shipping one that is enabled by adding a plugin would be shipping a privilege-escalation route with an on switch.

Implementations

impl Rbac

pub fn new(db: Database) -> Self

The defaults: the conventional tables, super-admin, a 30-second cache.

pub fn from_config(db: Database, config: &Config) -> Result<Self>

Read rbac.super_role (or rbac.super_roles) and rbac.cache_ttl_ms.

In .env that is RBAC_SUPER_ROLE=owner and RBAC_CACHE_TTL_MS=5000, through whatever mapping the application’s configuration uses.

pub fn with_store(store: Permissions) -> Self

Use a store you built yourself — with different tables, say.

pub fn super_role(self, name: impl Into<String>) -> Self

pub fn cache_ttl(self, ttl: Duration) -> Self

pub fn store(&self) -> &Permissions

The store, for wiring it into anything else that needs one.

Trait Implementations

impl Plugin for Rbac

fn name(&self) -> &'static str

Shown by rustlavel route:list and in boot logs.

fn register(self: Box<Self>, setup: &mut Setup<'_>)

Add routes, middleware, and state.