Reputation: 93
I'm trying to secure requests to a collection to allow any single get
, but only to allow list
if a specific key is matched.
Database structure is like this:
projects
project1
name: "Project 1 name"
board_id: "board1"
project2
name: "Project 2 name"
board_id: "board2"
boards
board1
board2
The Firestore query I'm making from Vue:
// Only return projects matching the requested board_id
db
.collection("projects")
.where("board_id", "==", this.board_id)
The security rules I'd like to have would be something like this:
match /projects/{project} {
allow get: if true // this works
allow list: if resource.data.board_id == [** the board_id in the query **]
// OR
allow list: if [** the board_id in the query **] != null
I want to do this so you can list the projects in a specific board, but can't just list everything.
Is there a way to access the requested .where()
in the security rules or do I need to nest my projects
collection inside my boards
collection and secure it that way?
Upvotes: 9
Views: 2699
Reputation: 4908
It really depends on how you want to query data in the future. If you have no requirement to list all of the projects (irrespective of the board), then your current data model is better and can be secured by adding the allowed boards as a map {board_id: true}
or (ideally) sub-collection to the /users document.
/projects/{project_id}
/boards/{board_id}
/users/{uid}/boardPermissions/{board_id}
match /projects/{project} {
allow list: if exists(/databases/$(database)/documents/users/$(request.auth.uid)/boardPermissions/${resource.data.board_id})
If you want to totally partition your data (which is what I tend to do for many of my projects), then create the following model
/boards/{board_id}/projects/{project_id}
/users/{uid}/boardPermissions/{board_id}
match /boards/{board_id}/projects/{project_id} {
allow list: if exists(/databases/$(database)/documents/users/$(request.auth.uid)/boardPermissions/${board_id})
Upvotes: 4