HACS(Hybrid Access Control System)

The full featured advanced Access Control System powered by Django. HACS provides enterprise standard authorization system, it also covers IAM(Identity and Access Management).

Features

1. Django MultiSite: Support to run multiple sites with single config file(settings), this is dynamic process, so you can add unlimited sites.

2. Firewall/Access Control: Complete firewall features for your application, almost similar fashion of IP Table

   1. Custom URL schema: applicable applicable on site, user & group's rules.
   2. HTTP Methods filter: applicable on site, user & group's rules.
   3. Maintenance Mode: applicable on only site's rules.
   4. Regex patterned URL blacklist: applicable on site, user & group's rules.
   5. Regex patterned URL whitelist: applicable on site, user & group's rules.

3. Advanced Authorization: (coming) Committed to be more than combination of Django Guardian and Django Authority but definitely base idea could be from those.
4. Audit Trial: (coming) This is the part of IAM (Identity and Access Management)

Installation

Install django-hacs, simply use pip or easy_install :

~$ pip install django-hacs
or
~$ easy_install django-hacs

Install most recent (dev) version of django-hacs :

~$ git clone https://github.com/nazrulworld/django-hybrid-access-control-system.git django-hacs
~$ cd django-hacs
~$ python setup.py install

Configuration

Add django-hacs at INSTALLED_APPS :

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    .................,
    'django.contrib.contentypes',
    'django.contrib.sites',
    'hacs'
)

Add middleware classes from django-hacs and also make sure django.contrib.sites.middleware.CurrentSiteMiddleware is added:

MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = [
    ............................
    'django.contrib.sites.middleware.CurrentSiteMiddleware',
    'hacs.middleware.DynamicRouteMiddleware',
    'hacs.middleware.FirewallMiddleware',
]

Optionally define the writable location, where generated urlconf modules will be stored, default location is path to hacs/generated :

HACS_GENERATED_URLCONF_DIR = "your desired directory location"

Initialize django-hacs environment and this the starting point:

~$ python manage.py init_hacs
>>> provide your information

Dependencies

• Django 1.9.x or higher

Documentation

Full documentation for end users can be found in the "docs" folder, and is also available online at http://django-hacs.readthedocs.org/

Routing Rules Management

We have two ways to do that. Django Admin 1. Make sure admin app is installed and hacs.urls is added into urlconf. i.e url(r'^hacs/', include(('hacs.urls', 'hacs'), namespace='hacs')) 2. Go to http://{host}/admin/hacs/. From there you can manage (add, edit, delete). More details could be found at documentation.

Django Management Tool 1. Download sample routing file from https://github.com/nazrulworld/django-hybrid-access-control-system/blob/master/sample/routes-minimal.json 2. Fill with required information. You can just copy/paste and fill as much as you need, just make sure about valid json and all entries are under one list. 3. Save the json file and keep in mind the location 4. Go to terminal and cd to `manage.py`:

~$ python manage.py import_route -S <path to json file>

Deploy django-hacs

1. You can either follow above instruction and create new routing schema.

2. If you have already routing schema at local and that are ready for production.

   1. Export from local ~$ python manage.py export_route -d <output file name with full path. i.e /tmp/my-routes.json>
   2. Now import routing schema from production server's terminal ~$ python manage.py import_route -S <path to json file>

Contribute

• Issue Tracker: https://github.com/nazrulworld/django-hybrid-access-control-system/issues
• Source Code: https://github.com/nazrulworld/django-hybrid-access-control-system/
• Documentation: http://django-hacs.readthedocs.org/

Support

If you are having issues, please let us know. We have a mailing list located at: Django HACS<[email protected]>