instructions on how to set the access field

The access field is used to determine the permission level of a request. It can be set to different values to specify the level of access for the request. Here are some common settings for the access field along with explanations:

1. “public” means that the request is open to everyone and can be accessed by anyone.
2. “private”: indicates that the request is restricted to specific users or roles for access.
3. “Protected” means that the request is secure, and only authenticated or authorized users can access it.
4. “Admin” indicates that the request can only be accessed by an administrator.
5. “read” means that only reading operations are allowed, and writing operations are not permitted.
6. “write” means the ability to perform writing operations, but not reading sensitive data.

These are just some common settings, but in fact, more access levels can be set according to specific needs. Custom access levels can be defined based on the application’s requirements in order to better control access permissions.