Coding

Permguard adopts a code-first approach to managing schemas, policies and permissions. This approach ensures that all configurations are defined in code, allowing them to be versioned, reviewed, and tested.

To enhance coding efficiency and comfort, Permguard provides several key commands:

• refresh: Generates the local state
• validate: Validates the configurations in the working directory
• pull: Fetches the remote changes and build a remote state
• object: Managed the object model.

Refresh#

The refresh command updates the local workspace by cleaning up temporary files, regenerating necessary configurations, and ensuring that the local source code is in sync with the expected state. This command focuses solely on the local workspace and the source code, without interacting with any remote ledgers.

permguard refresh

Validate#

The validate command checks the configurations in the working directory for syntax errors and ensures that they are valid. This command is useful for identifying issues before applying changes to the server. This command focuses solely on the local workspace and the source code, without interacting with any remote ledgers.

 permguard validate

Pull#

The pull command fetches the state from the remote Permguard server and stores it locally and finally build a remote state.

 permguard pull

Objects#

The objects command manages the object store, allowing users to display the contents of an object. This command focuses solely on the local workspace and the source code, without interacting with any remote ledgers.

 permguard objects