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Pavel Gogolinsky2015-07-15 23:02:07
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Pavel Gogolinsky, 2015-07-15 23:02:07

Is there a pattern for implementing a user upgrade on the site?

There is a site where a person can register and leave an ad.
There are paid and free accounts. Free - you can only write text. Paid - you can add a picture to the ad, the ad will get an orange frame, and the title will be highlighted in bold.
It is necessary to consider easy enabling and disabling of a paid account. Enabled - all ads of the user have the above-mentioned buns. Turned off - everything turned off.
Is there any pattern, how to correctly implement it?

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moserevg, 2015-07-15
@moserevg

If I understand you correctly
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Role-based_access_control

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Viktor Vsk, 2015-07-16
@viktorvsk

You want complex behavior, and patterns don't describe it. Roughly speaking, patterns don't even describe real-world processes - they describe concise definitions of entities, from which you can already assemble complex processes based on the layout.
But you can google Permission-Based auth.
In principle, this is, in part, the dependency tree that xmoonlight
is talking about. Most often it is applied to authorization, but it can also be transferred to your case without any problems

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xmoonlight, 2015-07-15
@xmoonlight

Modification of the role dependency tree (this is called)
is used both with adjectives (properties) and with verbs (manipulators)
If the "user" role does not have a "dependency tree", then there are no cartoons)

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