Setting Up a Custom Permission Provider in Drupal 9/10 Modules

Drupal Life Hack’s recent post provides a concise guide on configuring a custom permission provider service for Drupal 9/10 modules, offering developers a clear approach to managing module-specific permissions. The post explains how to set up a service in 'my_module.services.yml', with detailed steps for defining a permission provider service named 'my_permission_provider'. This service points to the 'MyPermissions' class in the 'Drupal\my_module' namespace and uses auto wiring for dependency injection. It also registers within the Drupal permissions system through specific tags, linking it to the 'user.permission_provider' functionality and associating it with the 'my_module' module. This configuration enables developers to create and manage custom permissions seamlessly within their Drupal modules, expanding control over user roles and access in custom setups.