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foreign Series in our first video we learned how to protect our API with an access this video will continue where we left off and add some role-based Access Control to our nest.js API knowing who your authenticated user is and whether they have access to your API is one thing but knowing their roles and or permissions helps us maintain a fine-grained control over which actions they can perform for each API endpoint so letamp;#39;s get going foreign letamp;#39;s start by opening the code base from the first video in that video we created an authorization guide that checks if an API request has a valid access in this video weamp;#39;ll create a second guard that will check for permissions in that access we can create a permission guard through the nest.s CLI by running Nest generate card authorization slash permissions with the no spec flag CLI will create a new permissions.car.ds file in our authorization folder weamp;#39;ll start by removing some of the boilerplate code gen
