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Create acl.md #89

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fix #79

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive documentation file for the ACL (Access Control List) command.
    • Detailed descriptions and usage examples for subcommands: HELP, SETUSER, GETUSER, DELUSER, LIST, and LOG.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced security guidelines for managing user permissions in FalkorDB, emphasizing administrative usage and caution with certain commands.
    • Expanded vocabulary in the project with the addition of new terms in the .wordlist.txt file.

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The changes introduce a new documentation file, commands/acl.md, for the Access Control List (ACL) command in FalkorDB. This documentation details the command's purpose and its subcommands, which include HELP, SETUSER, GETUSER, DELUSER, LIST, and LOG. Each subcommand is described with its usage syntax, examples, and expected outputs, focusing on managing user permissions and enhancing security within FalkorDB instances. Additionally, the .wordlist.txt file has been updated with new entries relevant to the project.

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File Change Summary
commands/acl.md New documentation file created outlining the ACL command and its subcommands with usage details.
.wordlist.txt Numerous entries added, including "ACL," "AOF," and "yourSourceName," with one entry removed.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add links to docs and add go lib #52: The changes in this PR also involve updates to the .wordlist.txt file, which includes documentation-related terms, similar to the main PR's focus on ACL command documentation.
  • Add operation docs #61: This PR introduces new entries in the .wordlist.txt file, adding terms relevant to configuration, which aligns with the main PR's documentation enhancements for user permissions management in FalkorDB.

🐇 "In the realm of code, a new tale unfolds,
With ACL commands, security holds.
Admins now manage with ease and delight,
Permissions defined, everything feels right.
From setting to listing, all in a row,
A hop and a skip, let the access flow!" 🐇


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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
commands/acl.md (6)

11-13: Consider adding security best practices in the introduction

The introduction effectively explains the purpose of ACL, but could benefit from mentioning:

  • The importance of setting up ACLs as a security best practice
  • A warning about default configurations
  • A link to security documentation (if available)

27-39: Add language specifiers to code blocks

Add language specifiers to the code blocks for better syntax highlighting:

-```
+```shell
 > ACL HELP

- +shell

  1. "GETUSER"
  2. "SETUSER"
  3. "DELUSER"
  4. "LIST"
    ...
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49-54: Convert indented rules to fenced code blocks

Convert the indented rules to fenced code blocks for consistency:

-    * on / off: Enables or disables the user account.
-    * nopass: Allows access without a password.
-    * password:<password>: Sets a password for the user.
-    * ~<pattern>: Restricts access to keys matching the given pattern.
-    * +<command>: Grants permission to execute specific commands.
-    * -<command>: Denies permission to execute specific commands.
+* `on` / `off`: Enables or disables the user account.
+* `nopass`: Allows access without a password.
+* `password:<password>`: Sets a password for the user.
+* `~<pattern>`: Restricts access to keys matching the given pattern.
+* `+<command>`: Grants permission to execute specific commands.
+* `-<command>`: Denies permission to execute specific commands.
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64-67: Remove duplicate syntax heading

Remove the redundant "Syntax" line as the "Usage:" line serves the same purpose.

Retrieves details about a specific user, including permissions and settings.
-Syntax

Usage: `ACL GETUSER <username>`

71-129: Add language specifiers to remaining code blocks

Add the shell language specifier to all command examples for consistent formatting:

This applies to the code blocks in:

  • ACL GETUSER example and output
  • ACL DELUSER example
  • ACL LIST example and output
  • ACL LOG example
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17-18: Enhance document navigation

Consider adding:

  • A table of contents for quick navigation
  • Cross-references between related commands
  • Links to related security documentation
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
commands/acl.md (2)

27-39: Improve code block formatting

  1. Add language specifiers to fenced code blocks for proper syntax highlighting
  2. Convert indented code blocks to fenced code blocks for consistency

Example fixes:

  1. For command examples:
-```
+```shell
 > ACL HELP

2. For lists:
```diff
-    * on / off: Enables or disables the user account.
-    * nopass: Allows access without a password.
+* `on` / `off`: Enables or disables the user account.
+* `nopass`: Allows access without a password.

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17-18: Add common use cases section

Consider adding a section with practical examples of common ACL configurations and troubleshooting tips.

Example addition:

## Common Use Cases

### Read-only User
```shell
> ACL SETUSER readonly on >mypassword +GRAPH.RO_QUERY ~*

Power User

> ACL SETUSER poweruser on >mypassword +GRAPH.* ~*

Troubleshooting

Common issues and their solutions:

  • Permission denied errors
  • Authentication failures
  • Password policy recommendations

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`8-14`: _:hammer_and_wrench: Refactor suggestion_

**Add security warning banner**

Add a prominent security warning at the top of the document to emphasize the security implications of ACL commands.


Add this warning after the introduction:

```markdown
> ⚠️ **Security Notice**: ACL commands directly affect system security. Incorrect configuration can lead to unauthorized access. Always follow security best practices and thoroughly test changes in a non-production environment first.

58-60: ⚠️ Potential issue

Use placeholder for sensitive information

Replace the plaintext password with a placeholder in the SETUSER example.

Apply this change:

-> ACL SETUSER john on >password123 +GRAPH.LIST +GRAPH.RO_QUERY ~*
+> ACL SETUSER john on >mypassword +GRAPH.LIST +GRAPH.RO_QUERY ~*
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Mask sensitive information in example output

Replace the actual password hash in the GETUSER output example with a placeholder.

Apply this change:

 1) "on"
-2) ">password123"
+2) ">hashedpassword"
 3) "+GRAPH.LIST"
 4) "+GRAPH.RO_QUERY"
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131-135: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance security notes section

The notes section should be more comprehensive and better formatted.

Replace the current notes with:

## Security Best Practices

* The ACL command is available only to users with administrative privileges.
* Be cautious when using the `nopass` rule, as it may compromise security.
* Use specific patterns and commands to enforce the principle of least privilege.
* Regularly audit ACL configurations and user permissions.
* Consider implementing role-based access control for better management.
* Monitor ACL LOG for suspicious activities.
* Back up ACL configurations before making changes.
* Avoid using default or weak passwords in production environments.
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.wordlist.txt (1)

296-296: Consider replacing placeholder with a concrete example

The term yourSourceName appears to be a placeholder. Consider either:

  1. Replacing it with a concrete, real-world example that better matches the technical nature of other entries in the wordlist, or
  2. If it must remain a placeholder, standardizing its format with other placeholder terms in the list.
-yourSourceName
+exampleSourceName
# or if used in documentation examples:
+mySourceName
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