Collaboration, review & developer handoff — found from sitemap — Framer

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• Plugin permissions scope Report an error

  “Plugins can do only what the user can. In turn, users’ abilities depend on the granular project permissions given to them.”

• Plugin permissions visibility Report an error

  “Plugins, however, can’t see the state of these permissions themselves. The only way of probing a user’s abilities is to check if the method of interest is allowed to be called or not.”

• Permissions app level gating Report an error

  “Permissions are always gated on an application level to ensure your Project is safe.”

• React permission hook Report an error

  “If your Plugin is built with React, we recommend useIsAllowedTo:”

• Js permission API Report an error

  “If not, use subscribeToIsAllowedTo.”

• Multi method permission check Report an error

  “All three - useIsAllowedTo, subscribeToIsAllowedTo, isAllowedTo - can take more than one argument, in which case the resulting boolean will be true only if all of the supplied methods are allowed:”

• Class instance permission check Report an error

  “If the method you’re interested in is on a class instance, like Collection Item’s remove, then you can reference it by prefixing it with the name of the class:”

• Always allowed methods Report an error

  “Many methods are currently available to users even without any permissions. As a rule of thumb, most of them start with get, but not all.”

• Protected method type Report an error

  “We also export ProtectedMethod, the type used by these functions for their parameters, if you’re going for a more complex permission setup:”

• Insufficient permission error Report an error

  “A FramerPluginError will be thrown if your Plugin attempts to execute a method that’s not available to the user, and a toast will be presented saying “Insufficient permissions, you need X”, where X is the required granular project permissions, e.g., “Design or Content”.”

• Beta permission testing Report an error

  “For those with Framer Beta access, you can test your Plugin’s handling of permissions by creating a second Framer user and inviting them to the same project as you.”

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