github will show it to me

how do i do this with SpiceDB, without iterating over either subjects to get the relation type, or relations to get all subjects with each/one specific type of relation?

currently, SpiceDB will return me all the information that i seek, yet using a bunch of calls vs getting everything at once

@Jake thoughts?

@Igor.Shmukler expand the "minimum" permission

typically this is

view

usually that includes the other higher permissions, so you get them as well

thank you

awesome. sorry. i know very little. appreciate everyone helping with answers!!!

i see the response. this should work for me. perfect!!!

Is there an existing SpiceDB/gRPC REST Gateway project or is that something I'll need to generate myself?

SpiceDB has a rest gateway built in

So if I am running authzed/spicedb Docker image, that should already be working?

you need to enable it with

--http-enabled

there's also a blog post with more detail: https://authzed.com/blog/authzed-http-api/

I have not seen that article yet, thanks!

looking for examples of: parsing permissions tree into tuples, helper functions checking permissions tree [akin to

checkPermissionsTree({permission, object, subject}) => Boolean

] or something of this kind. If available, I would prefer NodeJS, yet any language will do.

SpiceDB itself has code that builds a set of all accessible members, for testing: https://github.com/authzed/spicedb/blob/f37e6e380253ba0a7da9dcac32b5c6e56785061f/internal/membership/membership.go#L54

@Joey tree which i get from the NodeJS API calls is not exactly the same as the tree, which Golang code is parsing. Golang traverses the tree using

treeNode.Expanded

and NodeJS does not have it. Instead, JSON object that I got from the JavaScript SDK has:

"expandedRelation":"read",
    "expandedObject":{
      "objectType":"event",
      "objectId":"12"
    }

Go code is traversing the internal representation

but it should be equivalent

true, yet makes this a biggest task than simply rewriting golang code in JavaScript 🙂

sure

I am using the hosted Authzed service, and I am seeing a few

14 - CONNECTION DROPPED

errors. Calling it from AWS lambdas, node client. Any pointers on what could be causing this?

from where, geographically?

Australia (ap-southeast-2)

could be occasionally timing out; the hosted service runs in US-Central

ok, i will pay attention to this, thank you

Hello, I wanted to ask if all the updates in a WriteRelationships request are done atomically in a transaction

Yes they do, as well as checking any write preconditions