To assign roles to users at the team level, you can create a custom class ApplicationUserRole
that inherits from IdentityUserRole<string>
. This class would have an additional property TeamId
to identify the team to which the role is assigned.
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Next, you need to configure the ApplicationUserRole
class to be used instead of the default IdentityUserRole<string>
class in ApplicationDbContext
.
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With this configuration, you can assign roles to users at the team level as follows:
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To control access to resources based on a user's role in a specific team, you can use the [Authorize(Roles = "admin")]
attribute on your controller or action method. However, this will only check if the user has the "admin" role in any team.
To check if the user has the "admin" role in a specific team, you can use a custom AuthorizeAttribute
that inherits from [Authorize]
. In the OnAuthorization
method of this attribute, you can check if the user has the required role in the specified team.
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You can use this attribute in your controller or action method as follows:
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