Serialize permissions (e.g. CanCan) with active_model_serializers

问题

How do I serialize permissions with active_model_serializers? I don't have access to current_user or the can? method in models and serializers.

回答1:

First, to get access to the current_user in the serializer context, use the new scope feature:

class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
  ...
  serialization_scope :current_user
end

In case you are instantiating serializers manually, be sure to pass the scope:

model.active_model_serializer.new(model, scope: serialization_scope)

Then inside the serializer, add custom methods to add your own authorization pseudo-attributes, using scope (the current user) to determine permissions.

If you are using CanCan, you can instantiate your Ability class to access the can? method:

attributes :can_update, :can_delete

def can_update
  # `scope` is current_user
  Ability.new(scope).can?(:update, object)
end

def can_delete
  Ability.new(scope).can?(:delete, object)
end

回答2:

We created a gem that provides this functionality: https://github.com/GroupTalent/active_model_serializers-cancan

回答3:

I think you can pass anything you want to serialization_scope so I simply pass the Ability.

class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
 ...
 serialization_scope :current_ability

 def current_ability
   @current_ability ||= Ability.new(current_user)
 end

end


class CommentSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
  attributes :id, :content, :created_at, :can_update

  def can_update
    scope.can?(:update, object)
  end

end

I can't do otherwise since my abilities are actually based on two variables (not in the example above).
If you still need access to current_user you can simply set an instance variable on Ability.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11660179/serialize-permissions-e-g-cancan-with-active-model-serializers

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