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Permissions projects on GitHub

Permission systems controlling user access to resources

As of , the most-starred Permissions projects on GitHub are casbin (20.5K stars), PermissionsDispatcher (11.1K stars) and RxPermissions (10.4K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 6 Permissions repositories with 43K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was casbin, with +5 stars in a day.

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  1. #1 · apache/casbin

    casbin

    An open-source access control library for Go projects: it enforces authorization based on configurable models like ACL, RBAC and ABAC.

    20.5K
  2. #2 · permissions-dispatcher/PermissionsDispatcher

    PermissionsDispatcher

    PermissionsDispatcher is an annotation-based library for Android that generates the boilerplate code needed to request and check runtime permissions, so you do not have to write permission check statements by hand.

    11.1K
  3. #3 · tbruyelle/RxPermissions

    RxPermissions

    An open-source Android library that handles runtime permissions through RxJava2, wrapping the Android M permission model in observables.

    10.4K
  1. 4

    casbin-gateway

    642apache/casbin-gateway · Go

    An open-source gateway for the AI coding agents on your machine: it watches what every agent does, relays their model traffic through one endpoint covering 44 vendors, and grades whether the API behind each key is what you actually paid for.

  2. 5

    GDecay

    197shivanipoddariiith/GDecay · Python

    GrantDecay is a CLI tool that finds privilege that was granted but never used. It compares an entitlement export (who holds which permissions) against an access log export covering a time window, then reports unused permissions, narrowable roles, dormant principals, and ungranted use.

  3. 6

    GrantDecay

    128rojiloro/GrantDecay · Python

    GrantDecay is a CLI that compares what each principal was granted against what it actually used over an observation window, and reports unused permissions, narrowable roles, dormant principals, and ungranted use.

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