Implementing row-level security

To control the user's access to the specific table rows, you can implement role-based access in the table.

Example

Let's consider a scenario with a "products" table:

id	category_id	product_name	price
1	101	Laptop	$999
2	102	Smartphone	$599
3	103	Smartwatch	$199
4	102	Camera	$449

In this case, the users are associated with specific categories, and you want to implement row-level security to ensure that each user only sees products within their assigned category. The "user_categories" table could look like this:

user_email	category_id	name
[e-mail]	101	Alice
[e-mail]	102	Bob
[e-mail]	103	Jane

To ensure that users only see products that are allowed for them, we can filter the product categories based on the currently logged-in user:

SELECT p.*
FROM products p
JOIN user_categories uc ON p.category_id = uc.category_id
WHERE uc.user_email = {{ user.email }}

This query would ensure that when Alice, for example, accesses product data, she only sees products within the category assigned to her (category_id = 101).

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By default, UI Bakery ensures that the parameterized request received by the server matches the currently logged-in user's email {{user.email}} for security purposes, meaning that this variable cannot be altered from the client side.