A comprehensive guide to creating collections in R2R
A collection in R2R is a logical grouping of users and documents that allows for efficient access control and organization. Collections enable you to manage permissions and access to documents at a group level, rather than individually.
R2R provides robust document collection management, allowing developers to implement efficient access control and organization of users and documents. This cookbook will guide you through the collection capabilities in R2R.
For user authentication, please refer to the User Auth Cookbook.
Collection permissioning in R2R is still under development and as a result the is likely to API continue evolving in future releases.
A diagram showing user and collection management across r2r
Collections currently follow a flat hierarchy wherein superusers are responsible for management operations. This functionality will expand as development on R2R continues.
Let’s start by creating a new collection:
To retrieve details about a specific collection:
You can update a collection’s name or description:
To get a list of all collections:
To add a user to a collection, you need both the user’s ID and the collections’s ID:
Similarly, to remove a user from a collection:
To get a list of all users in a specific collection:
To get all collections that a user is a member of:
To assign a document to a collection:
To remove a document from a collection:
To get a list of all documents in a specific collection:
To get all collections that a document is assigned to:
To get an overview of collection, including user and document counts:
To delete a collection:
Many of the collection-related methods support pagination and filtering. Here are some examples:
When implementing collection permissions, consider the following security best practices:
While R2R’s current collection system follows a flat hierarchy, you can build more complex permission structures on top of it:
Here are some common issues and their solutions:
R2R’s collection permissioning system provides a foundation for implementing sophisticated access control in your applications. As the feature set evolves, more advanced capabilities will become available. Stay tuned to the R2R documentation for updates and new features related to collection permissions.
For user authentication and individual user management, refer to the User Auth Cookbook. For more advanced use cases or custom implementations, consult the R2R documentation or reach out to the community for support.
A comprehensive guide to creating collections in R2R
A collection in R2R is a logical grouping of users and documents that allows for efficient access control and organization. Collections enable you to manage permissions and access to documents at a group level, rather than individually.
R2R provides robust document collection management, allowing developers to implement efficient access control and organization of users and documents. This cookbook will guide you through the collection capabilities in R2R.
For user authentication, please refer to the User Auth Cookbook.
Collection permissioning in R2R is still under development and as a result the is likely to API continue evolving in future releases.
A diagram showing user and collection management across r2r
Collections currently follow a flat hierarchy wherein superusers are responsible for management operations. This functionality will expand as development on R2R continues.
Let’s start by creating a new collection:
To retrieve details about a specific collection:
You can update a collection’s name or description:
To get a list of all collections:
To add a user to a collection, you need both the user’s ID and the collections’s ID:
Similarly, to remove a user from a collection:
To get a list of all users in a specific collection:
To get all collections that a user is a member of:
To assign a document to a collection:
To remove a document from a collection:
To get a list of all documents in a specific collection:
To get all collections that a document is assigned to:
To get an overview of collection, including user and document counts:
To delete a collection:
Many of the collection-related methods support pagination and filtering. Here are some examples:
When implementing collection permissions, consider the following security best practices:
While R2R’s current collection system follows a flat hierarchy, you can build more complex permission structures on top of it:
Here are some common issues and their solutions:
R2R’s collection permissioning system provides a foundation for implementing sophisticated access control in your applications. As the feature set evolves, more advanced capabilities will become available. Stay tuned to the R2R documentation for updates and new features related to collection permissions.
For user authentication and individual user management, refer to the User Auth Cookbook. For more advanced use cases or custom implementations, consult the R2R documentation or reach out to the community for support.