contract PublicResolver is ABIResolver, AddrResolver, ContentHashResolver, InterfaceResolver, NameResolver, PubkeyResolver, TextResolver {
    ENS ens;

    /**
     * A mapping of authorisations. An address that is authorised for a name
     * may make any changes to the name that the owner could, but may not update
     * the set of authorisations.
     * (node, owner, caller) => isAuthorised
     */
    mapping(bytes32=>mapping(address=>mapping(address=>bool))) public authorisations;

    event AuthorisationChanged(bytes32 indexed node, address indexed owner, address indexed target, bool isAuthorised);

    constructor(ENS _ens) public {
        ens = _ens;
    }

    /**
     * @dev Sets or clears an authorisation.
     * Authorisations are specific to the caller. Any account can set an authorisation
     * for any name, but the authorisation that is checked will be that of the
     * current owner of a name. Thus, transferring a name effectively clears any
     * existing authorisations, and new authorisations can be set in advance of
     * an ownership transfer if desired.
     *
     * @param node The name to change the authorisation on.
     * @param target The address that is to be authorised or deauthorised.
     * @param isAuthorised True if the address should be authorised, or false if it should be deauthorised.
     */
    function setAuthorisation(bytes32 node, address target, bool isAuthorised) external {
        authorisations[node][msg.sender][target] = isAuthorised;
        emit AuthorisationChanged(node, msg.sender, target, isAuthorised);
    }

    function isAuthorised(bytes32 node) internal view returns(bool) {
        address owner = ens.owner(node);
        return owner == msg.sender || authorisations[node][owner][msg.sender];
    }
}
function setAuthorisation(bytes32 node, address target, bool isAuthorised) external {
        authorisations[node][msg.sender][target] = isAuthorised;
        emit AuthorisationChanged(node, msg.sender, target, isAuthorised);
    }
/**
 * @dev Sets or clears an authorisation.
 * Authorisations are specific to the caller. Any account can set an authorisation
 * for any name, but the authorisation that is checked will be that of the
 * current owner of a name. Thus, transferring a name effectively clears any
 * existing authorisations, and new authorisations can be set in advance of
 * an ownership transfer if desired.
 *
 * @param node The name to change the authorisation on.
 * @param target The address that is to be authorised or deauthorised.
 * @param isAuthorised True if the address should be authorised, or false if it should be deauthorised.
 */