✨ Add SessionAuthHasPerm and SessionAuthHasPerms for permission-based… #1372
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This pull request introduces new authentication classes and updates the relevant files to include these new classes. The main changes involve adding
SessionAuthHasPermandSessionAuthHasPermsclasses, which extend the existing session authentication mechanism to include permission checks.New authentication classes:
ninja/security/session.py: AddedSessionAuthHasPermclass to check if a user has a specific permission, andSessionAuthHasPermsclass to check if a user has a list of permissions.Updates to
__init__.py:ninja/security/__init__.py: Imported the newSessionAuthHasPermandSessionAuthHasPermsclasses and added them to the__all__list. [1] [2]Test updates:
tests/test_auth.py: Imported the newSessionAuthHasPermandSessionAuthHasPermsclasses and added test cases to validate their functionality. [1] [2]