Higher-level CRUD Abstraction for Postgres RLS
Blog post from Neon
Neon has integrated its Row-Level Security (RLS) functionality into the Neon Data API to simplify the often complex process of implementing RLS in Postgres. RLS, which is used to control access to rows in a database table, can be cumbersome and repetitive, particularly for CRUD applications. To address this, a more concise API has been developed, allowing for higher-level abstraction when setting policies for operations such as select, insert, update, and delete. This new API leverages the `crudPolicy` and `authUid` functions from “drizzle-orm/neon,” streamlining the creation of PostgreSQL policy definitions and making it easier to connect user authentication with specific table columns. This approach is designed to be adaptable and useful for any implementation of Postgres RLS, whether on Neon or other platforms, and an upcoming blog post will demonstrate its application in a social media network data model.
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