Account access
Check the current Product access decision for an account.
Source 0.1.0 Private source package
How the calls fit together
Keep the access decision tied to the selected account; a saved selection does not grant authority.
JavaScript examples
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accounts.access.getProductAccess
Evaluates the account's current Product feature gates.
const result = await client.accounts.access.getProductAccess(
"account-1",
{}
);TypeScript parameters and return type
accountId· requiredRailDeckIdentifierAuthorised account containing the selected railway records.
requestOptions· optionalRailDeckRequestControlOptionsCaller-owned cancellation signal and timeout; these controls never authorise an automatic mutation retry.
Returns Promise<RailDeckAccountProductAccessResponse>.
Example evidence: Retained SDK transport fixture.
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Follow how the calls fit together, including the review and recovery steps. Supply your configured client and explicitly selected development records. Importing the download performs no requests; mutations are never retried automatically.
import type { RailDeckDirectIntegrationClient as Client } from '@raildeck/frontend-sdk/direct-integration';
/**
* Check the access decision for the selected account.
* @param client - Configured client; the caller owns current authority.
* @param accountId - Authorised account for this workflow.
* @param signal - Caller-owned cancellation signal.
* @returns A decision tied to the account that was checked, not an operating lease.
*/
export async function readAccountAccess(
client: Client,
accountId: string,
signal: AbortSignal,
) {
const access = await client.accounts.access.getProductAccess(accountId, {
signal, timeoutMs: 15_000,
});
return { accountId, access };
}