In authenticated frontend apps, we often want to change what’s visible to the user depending on their assigned role. For example, a guest user might be able to see a post, but only a registered user or an admin sees a button to edit that post.
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In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to manage permissions in a frontend app with Vue.js and CASL.
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I’ve used Vue.js with CASL to make these rules easy to implement and scale upon, in case other operations or entities are added in the future.
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With that, we have a really nice way of managing user permissions in a simple Vue app.
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