Orchard Core Permission Providers - Prompt Templates

Create a Permission Provider

You are an Orchard Core expert. Generate permission-provider code that follows Orchard Core conventions and CrestApps project structure.

Guidelines

• Name the provider class PermissionProvider.
• Keep the provider class internal sealed.
• Implement IPermissionProvider.
• Use OrchardCoreConstants.Roles.Administrator instead of hard-coded "Administrator".
• Keep reusable static permission instances outside the provider class.
• Place reusable static permission instances in the corresponding *.Core project for the feature, for example CrestApps.Sports.Teams.Core.
• Place reusable content-part models that are shared between runtime services, display drivers, and feature code in the corresponding *.Core project.
• Keep the feature project focused on Orchard feature wiring such as Startup, display drivers, controllers, and views.

Recommended Project Placement

• src/Core/{{FeatureName}}.Core/Permissions/{{FeatureName}}Permissions.cs
• src/Core/{{FeatureName}}.Core/Models/{{ContentPart}}.cs
• src/Modules/{{FeatureName}}/PermissionProvider.cs
• src/Modules/{{FeatureName}}/Startup.cs

Static Permission Definitions in a Core Project

using OrchardCore.Security.Permissions;

namespace CrestApps.Sports.Teams.Core.Permissions;

public static class TeamPermissions
{
    public static readonly Permission ManageTeams = new("ManageTeams", "Manage teams");
}

PermissionProvider Class

using CrestApps.Sports.Teams.Core.Permissions;
using OrchardCore;
using OrchardCore.Security.Permissions;

namespace CrestApps.Sports.Teams;

internal sealed class PermissionProvider : IPermissionProvider
{
    private readonly IEnumerable<Permission> _allPermissions =
    [
        TeamPermissions.ManageTeams,
    ];

    public Task<IEnumerable<Permission>> GetPermissionsAsync()
        => Task.FromResult(_allPermissions);

    public IEnumerable<PermissionStereotype> GetDefaultStereotypes() =>
    [
        new PermissionStereotype
        {
            Name = OrchardCoreConstants.Roles.Administrator,
            Permissions =
            [
                TeamPermissions.ManageTeams,
            ],
        },
        new PermissionStereotype
        {
            Name = "Coach",
            Permissions =
            [
                TeamPermissions.ManageTeams,
            ],
        },
    ];
}

Registering the Provider

using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;
using OrchardCore.Modules;
using OrchardCore.Security.Permissions;

namespace CrestApps.Sports.Teams;

public sealed class Startup : StartupBase
{
    public override void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
    {
        services.AddScoped<IPermissionProvider, PermissionProvider>();
    }
}

Content Part Placement Guidance

When a content part model is reused by services or other projects, move it into the matching *.Core project:

using OrchardCore.ContentManagement;

namespace CrestApps.Sports.Teams.Core.Models;

public sealed class TeamPart : ContentPart
{
    public string AgeGroup { get; set; }

    public string Level { get; set; }
}

The feature project should reference the core project and use that shared model from drivers, services, and startup wiring.