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Building that "_r" array is the main reason this would be useful, but it's also fiddly to get right.

datasette create-token has a design for that already: https://docs.datasette.io/en/1.0a4/authentication.html#datasette-create-token datasette create-token root \ --secret mysecret \ --all view-instance \ --all view-table \ --database docs view-query \ --resource docs documents insert-row \ --resource docs documents update-row Adding imitations of those options (excluding --secret, not needed here) to datasette serve would add a LOT of extra options, but it would also make it really convenient to attempt a request with a specific set of restrictions. Not sure if that would be worth the extra --help output or not.

I feel like the names would have to have a common prefix though. Maybe something like this:

bash datasette serve data.db --get `/data/mytable.json' \ --actor-id root \ --r-all view-instance \ --r-database data view-query \ --r-resource data documents update-row Other options could be the longer --restrict-all/--restrict-database/--restrict-resource.

 
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