POST
/
v1
/
tenants
/
{tenant_id}
/
schemas
/
write
go
sr, err := client.Schema.Write(context.Background(), &v1.SchemaWriteRequest{
    TenantId: "t1",
    Schema: `
    entity user {}

    entity organization {
        relation admin @user
        relation member @user

        action create_repository = (admin or member)
        action delete = admin
    }

    entity repository {
        relation owner @user
        relation parent @organization

        action push = owner
        action read = (owner and (parent.admin and parent.member))
        action delete = (parent.member and (parent.admin or owner))
    }
    `,
})
{
  "schema_version": "<string>"
}
Permify provide it’s own authorization language to model common patterns of easily. We called the authorization model Permify Schema and it can be created on our playground as well as in any IDE or text editor. We also have a VS Code extension to ease modeling Permify Schema with code snippets and syntax highlights. Note that on VS code the file with extension is “.perm”.
If you’re planning to test Permify manually, maybe with an API Design platform such as Postman, Insomnia, etc; we’re suggesting using our playground to create model. Because Permify Schema needs to be configured (send to API) in Permify API in a string format. Therefore, created model should be converted to string.Although, it could easily be done programmatically, it could be little challenging to do it manually. To help on that, we have a button on the playground to copy created model to the clipboard as a string, so you get your model in string format easily.copy-btn
Permify Schema needed to be send to API endpoint /v1/schemas/write” for configuration of your authorization model on Permify API.

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Example Request on Postman

POST /v1/tenants/{tenant_id}/schemas/write permify-schema See the following FAQ page to refer to the suggested workflow for: Managing Schema Changes.

Path Parameters

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tenant_id
string
required

Identifier of the tenant, if you are not using multi-tenancy (have only one tenant) use pre-inserted tenant <code>t1</code> for this field. Required, and must match the pattern \“[a-zA-Z0-9-,]+\“, max 64 bytes.

Body

application/json

SchemaWriteRequest is the request message for the Write method in the Schema service. It contains tenant_id and the schema to be written.

Response

200
application/json

A successful response.

SchemaWriteResponse is the response message for the Write method in the Schema service. It returns the version of the written schema.