📋 Product Requirements Document
PRD: Project membership management
Issue: #142
Milestone: Phase 4: Security
Labels: authentication-authorization, hacktoberfest
PRD: Project Membership Management
Issue: #142
Milestone: Phase 4: Security
Labels: authentication-authorization, hacktoberfest
Owner: Anthony Ettinger (Profullstack)
License: MIT
Overview
The Project Membership Management feature is a critical component of MeshHook's Phase 4 security enhancements. It is designed to manage user roles and permissions within projects, enabling fine-grained access control and ensuring that users can only access resources and execute operations according to their roles. This feature aligns with MeshHook's goals by enhancing security, ensuring multi-tenant RLS security is robust and adhering to the principle of least privilege.
Objectives
- Introduce role-based access control (RBAC) within projects.
- Enable project administrators to manage user roles and permissions.
- Support the seamless integration of project membership management with existing authentication and authorization mechanisms.
Functional Requirements
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Role Definition and Assignment:
- Support predefined roles (e.g., Admin, Editor, Viewer) with customizable permissions.
- Allow project administrators to assign and revoke roles to users within their projects.
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Permission Management:
- Implement permissions that cover all user actions within the platform, including creating workflows, viewing logs, and managing project settings.
- Permissions should be granular to allow for precise access control.
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User Interface for Membership Management:
- Develop UI components that enable project administrators to manage project members' roles easily.
- Integrate these components with the existing project settings UI.
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Audit Logging:
- Record all membership changes (role assignments/revocations) in the audit log.
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API Support:
- Provide RESTful API endpoints to programmatically manage project membership.
Non-Functional Requirements
- Performance: Ensure that the project membership management operations do not significantly impact the overall performance of the platform.
- Security: Leverage existing RLS and encryption mechanisms to secure membership data. Ensure all changes go through authentication and authorization checks.
- Maintainability: Follow clean code practices, ensuring new code is modular, well-commented, and easy to understand.
Technical Specifications
Architecture Context
- Supabase Authentication & Authorization: Utilize Supabase's built-in capabilities for user management and integrate custom RBAC for project-level access control.
- SvelteKit: Build the management UI as part of the existing SvelteKit application, ensuring a consistent user experience.
Implementation Approach
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Design Data Model for Roles & Permissions:
- Extend the existing schema to include
roles, permissions, and a user_project_roles junction table.
- Update
schema.sql with new tables and relationships.
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API Development:
- Implement API endpoints for managing roles and permissions (
/api/roles, /api/permissions, /api/project-members).
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UI Development:
- Design and implement UI components for role and permission management within the project settings page.
- Ensure the UI is intuitive and accessible to non-technical users.
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Integration Testing:
- Conduct thorough testing to ensure new features work seamlessly with existing authentication and authorization flows.
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Documentation & Training:
- Update the project documentation to include guides on managing project membership.
- Prepare training materials for project administrators.
Data Model Changes
- New Tables:
roles: Stores role definitions.
permissions: Stores permission definitions.
user_project_roles: Associates users with roles within projects.
API Endpoints
- POST
/api/projects/{projectId}/members: Add a member to a project with a specific role.
- GET
/api/projects/{projectId}/members: List project members and their roles.
- PATCH
/api/projects/{projectId}/members/{userId}: Update a member's role.
- DELETE
/api/projects/{projectId}/members/{userId}: Remove a member from a project.
Acceptance Criteria
Dependencies
- Supabase for authentication and authorization.
- Existing database schema and API infrastructure.
- Frontend development environment setup with SvelteKit.
Implementation Notes
Development Guidelines
- Use TypeScript for type safety and better code documentation.
- Follow existing patterns for API design and error handling.
- Ensure new UI components are responsive and match the platform's look and feel.
Testing Strategy
- Unit Tests: Write unit tests for all new backend logic and utility functions.
- Integration Tests: Test API endpoints to ensure they correctly interact with the database and other services.
- UI Tests: Use Playwright or a similar tool to test the new UI components and workflows.
Security Considerations
- Ensure all membership management operations require proper authentication and authorization.
- Sanitize inputs to prevent SQL injection and other common web vulnerabilities.
- Use existing RLS policies to secure access to membership data.
Monitoring & Observability
- Monitor API performance and error rates related to project membership management.
- Extend existing logging mechanisms to include membership management operations.
Related Documentation
- Updated
schema.sql reflecting the new data model.
- API documentation for the new endpoints (
/docs/api).
- User guide for project administrators on managing project membership (
/docs/user-guide).
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📋 Product Requirements Document
PRD: Project membership management
Issue: #142
Milestone: Phase 4: Security
Labels: authentication-authorization, hacktoberfest
PRD: Project Membership Management
Issue: #142
Milestone: Phase 4: Security
Labels: authentication-authorization, hacktoberfest
Owner: Anthony Ettinger (Profullstack)
License: MIT
Overview
The Project Membership Management feature is a critical component of MeshHook's Phase 4 security enhancements. It is designed to manage user roles and permissions within projects, enabling fine-grained access control and ensuring that users can only access resources and execute operations according to their roles. This feature aligns with MeshHook's goals by enhancing security, ensuring multi-tenant RLS security is robust and adhering to the principle of least privilege.
Objectives
Functional Requirements
Role Definition and Assignment:
Permission Management:
User Interface for Membership Management:
Audit Logging:
API Support:
Non-Functional Requirements
Technical Specifications
Architecture Context
Implementation Approach
Design Data Model for Roles & Permissions:
roles,permissions, and auser_project_rolesjunction table.schema.sqlwith new tables and relationships.API Development:
/api/roles,/api/permissions,/api/project-members).UI Development:
Integration Testing:
Documentation & Training:
Data Model Changes
roles: Stores role definitions.permissions: Stores permission definitions.user_project_roles: Associates users with roles within projects.API Endpoints
/api/projects/{projectId}/members: Add a member to a project with a specific role./api/projects/{projectId}/members: List project members and their roles./api/projects/{projectId}/members/{userId}: Update a member's role./api/projects/{projectId}/members/{userId}: Remove a member from a project.Acceptance Criteria
Dependencies
Implementation Notes
Development Guidelines
Testing Strategy
Security Considerations
Monitoring & Observability
Related Documentation
schema.sqlreflecting the new data model./docs/api)./docs/user-guide).This PRD was AI-generated using gpt-4-turbo-preview from GitHub issue #142
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