CASL has released a new version 2.0 bringing with it several compelling opportunities for enhancing web app authorization methods.
CASL is an isomorphic authorization JavaScript library which allows you to fix user abilities in the system. It grants you to set permissions in order to access the required resources in the system. You need to define the permissions in a single location since you cannot duplicate them across UI components, API services, and database queries.
Some of the noteworthy changes available in CASL 2.0 are:
Refactoring is a process of changing a software system to improve the internal structure of the code without altering the external performance.
If you want demo tutorials as per CASL 2.0 and complementary packages you can visit:
If you want to start implementing CASL library in your project or work, you can visit the GitHub page.
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