Add endpoint to get client permissions #32
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Description
Implement /auth/permissions endpoint
Change
ClientPermissionsto extend pydantic class for OpenAPI compat.Issues
Closes #29
Other Notes
Permissions are managed per-client, so a client must have an established connection before the endpoint returns meaningful information. This allows for setting per-client restrictions in the future.
Deployed to https://hana.neonaialpha.com/docs#
In the future, permissions may be extended to include rate-limiting information and more granular access (i.e. access to specific backend components). This should always be specified through the
ClientPermissionsdataclass so thepermissionsendpoint will stay synchronized with actual functionality