StrapIO the ez to use socket.io configurator

[LuisAlaguna]

is it global for the article model or a specific article instance?

[larsonnn]

its gobal, specific entites comes next.

[Detrimon]

Hi @larsonnn!

I have Strapi v.3.6.8 and I am testing strapi-plugin-socket-io now.

There is one problem I have… I tried to restrict access to only one Table from only one User. So, I have a table named “testtable” (it’s a collection name and there is a name of directory in strapi/api directory (strapi/api/testtable). Also I created a User named “api_tech” with a role “api_access” which has full access to api of the table “testtable”.

Then according to your tips, I created a directory “socket-io/services/” in “extensions” directory and there I created a file “config.json” with following content:

{
  "routes": [
    {
      "testtable": "api_tech"
    }
  ]
}

But this configuration doesn’t work for me. And I didn’t see any errors or debugs (in debug mode). If I removed “routes” configuration, I get requested events (create, delete, update) from websocket without problem…

What I do wrong in this config.json file?

[larsonnn]

Yeah I see, sry the description is missleading.

it shoud be

"routes": [ 
  { "apiName": "testtable"}
]

[Detrimon]

Thx, it’s work now for me. I understood now that there is a list of api (tables in most cases) which should return info about events against them (CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE) but not restrictions for real users