
CASL: One Set of Permission Rules for Your Whole JavaScript App
CASL lets you write permission rules once and use them in your UI, your API and your database queries. Here is how it works, where it fits, ...

CASL lets you write permission rules once and use them in your UI, your API and your database queries. Here is how it works, where it fits, ...

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