Building Your Amazon Ecommerce Clone Part 24: Complete User Permissions & Module Access in Django
Welcome to part 24 of our in-depth series on building an Amazon Clone using Django and React. In this tutorial, we focus on enhancing security and user experience by implementing a robust User Permission feature.
This allows us to control access to different modules based on user roles and permissions. We also group URLs for modules and integrate these permissions with the sidebar, ensuring users only see the modules they have access to.
What You Will Learn in This Video:
1. Implementing User Permissions:
Learn how to set up user permissions in Django. We'll guide you through creating and managing permissions to control access to various modules in your application.
2. Grouping URLs for Module Access:
Discover how to group URLs for different modules based on the permissions. We'll show you how to organize and manage these URLs efficiently.
3. Dynamic Sidebar Based on User Permissions:
Understand how to dynamically render the sidebar in your React application based on user permissions. We'll cover how to integrate the permission system with the frontend, ensuring users only see the modules they have access to.
4. Enhancing User Security and Experience:
See how these permission-based features enhance both the security and user experience of your application, providing a tailored interface based on user roles.
By the End of This Video:
You’ll know how to implement and manage user permissions in Django.
You’ll be able to group URLs for modules based on permissions.
You’ll understand how to create a dynamic sidebar in React that adapts based on user permissions.
You’ll have improved the security and usability of your Ecommerce platform by controlling module access.
Key Topics Covered:
User permission setup in Django
Grouping module URLs for access control
Dynamic sidebar rendering in React
Enhancing application security and user experience
Managing module access based on user roles
This tutorial is a crucial part of creating a secure and user-friendly Ecommerce platform, allowing you to tailor access and visibility based on user roles. By the end of this video, your application will be more secure and efficient, providing users with a personalized experience.
Continue following our series as we build out more advanced features for our Amazon Clone, ensuring it's a comprehensive, robust, and professional-grade platform.
Tags:
#Django #React #UserPermissions #ModuleAccess #DynamicSidebar #AmazonClone #WebSecurity #EcommerceDevelopment #WebDevelopment #BackendDevelopment #FrontendDevelopment #ReactTutorial #DjangoTutorial #fullstackwebdevelopment #ecommercedevelopment #coding #development #codingchallenge #codingtutorial #course
Source Code : https://github.com/hackstarsj/AmazonC...
Chapters :
00:00 Introduction
02:30 Work Flow of User Permission
03:40 Create Module Url Model for Module URL Grouping
07:08 Django Get all Urls for Current Project
10:26 Create Common Method for Convert Model to JSON
12:34 Create GET API for Module URLS
18:40 Add Skip Permission Url in Module Url
19:45 Create Post API for Save Module Urls
27:20 Create Django Custom Permission Middleware for Module Access Level
39:59 Fetch Django Model Data Using Regex Pattern for Module Url
46:30 Create Common Method in Django for Execute Raw Query
47:28 Create Raw Query for Fetch User Permissions
51:56 Create Commond Method for Execute Raw Query
53:20 Create Get User Permission API
01:00:00 Create Post API for Assign Permission to User
01:10:36 Get Sidebar Menus Based on User Permission
01:16:58 Create Module Urls Component in React Frontend
01:24:32 Fixed Sidebar Active Issue for Parent Menus
01:37:55 Create Autocomplete Text With Free Input in React
01:48:42 Create Component for Assign User Permissions in React
02:19:40 Create IsLogged in Redux Reducer
02:28:04 Create Global Toast Message for Axios