Great thanks a lot

Out of curiosity, what were the response times you were seeing? We previously ran some tests from AWS lambda in ap-southeast-2 and saw ~1s but have heard others seeing longer times

Hello All, I am trying to run SpiceDB instance locally and call it with the NodeJS client. I have docker SpiceDB running on 50051 and my preshared key is somerandomkeyhere. I ran this example code locally (https://github.com/authzed/authzed-node/blob/main/examples/v1/example.js) and I get *No connection established * error. What I am doing wrong here? This is how I created the client instance.

const client = v1.NewClient("somerandomkeyhere", "localhost:50051");

Thanks for your help.

you need to mark the connection as insecure:

const client = NewClient(
      'somerandomkeyhere',
      'localhost:50051',
      ClientSecurity.INSECURE_LOCALHOST_ALLOWED
    );

Thank you! I was able to make it work by passing ENUM value directly.

const client = v1.NewClient("somerandomkeyhere", "localhost:50051", 1);

Seems ClientSecurity is not exported by V1 API. Thanks!

How can we parse the Schema Text, programatically ? Need this to fetch certain information from SchemaText directly ?

what are you trying to do with the information?

Hello, I have a question about

writeRelationships

from NodeJS SDK. I assumed that write relationships is an equivalent of

zed relationship create ...

. However, it is NOT working for me, unlike

zed

.

const subjectRef = v1.ObjectReference.create({
        objectType: 'user',
        objectId: `${userId}`
      });
      // zed relationship create organization:1 owner user:2
      const orgRef = v1.ObjectReference.create({
        objectType: 'organization',
        // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
        objectId: reference_id
      });
      const writeRelationships = v1.WriteRelationshipsRequest.create({
        resource: orgRef,
        permission: role,
        subject: v1.SubjectReference.create({
          object: subjectRef
        })
      });
      console.log(
        // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
        `write ${role} relationship between organization:${reference_id} and user:${userId}`
      );
      const status = await writeRelationshipsPromise(writeRelationships);
      console.log('write relationship status:', status);

When I execute my code, it prints:

write manage_billing relationship between organization:1 and user:5
write relationship status: { writtenAt: { token: 'GgQKAjM3' } }

Yet, the relationship is not there, or maybe SpiceDB started creating it and did not finish. I checked out the actual database, and

relation_tuple

does not have the new relationships, yet

relation_tuple_transaction

does have something that seems like an unfinished transaction, MAYBE.

WriteRelationshipsRequest

takes an

Updates

array

you're not passing it, so it is setting it to empty

@Joey does SDK have an example of

WriteRelationshipsRequest

?

i see one

in the tests

sorry

yes, indeed

thank you

@Joey now i am getting:

14 UNAVAILABLE

error from gRPC

can't really debug that without more information

makes sense... what kind of information may i provide? i pretty much copied the example from tests. please see below:

const subjectRef = v1.ObjectReference.create({
          objectType: 'user',
          objectId: `${userId}`
        });
        // zed relationship create organization:1 owner user:2
        const orgRef = v1.ObjectReference.create({
          objectType: 'organization',
          // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
          objectId: reference_id
        });
        const writeRelationships = v1.WriteRelationshipsRequest.create({
          updates: [
            RelationshipUpdate.create({
              relationship: Relationship.create({
                resource: orgRef,
                relation: role,
                subject: v1.SubjectReference.create({
                  object: subjectRef
                })
              })
            })
          ]
        });
        console.log(
          // eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
          `write ${role} relationship between organization:${reference_id} and user:${userId}`
        );
        const status = await writeRelationshipsPromise(writeRelationships);
        console.log('write relationship status:', status);

look at the SpiceDB logs as well

i don't see any errors in the logs

is the

Write

call showing up in the logs? otherwise, you might need to get the details of the error, if any

what kind of details of the call could i get?

just console log the error

this is missing the

operation: v1.RelationshipUpdate_Operation.CREATE

, but unsure if that's the root cause

I want to perform validation on certain type definition and fetch possible permissions attached to a type definition.

Looking for help with the schema, cannot find this in docs:

definition unit {
  relation administration_director: user
  relation sales_director: user

  permission manage = administration_director + sales_director
}

definition company {
  relation unit: unit
}

definition order {
  relation company: company

  permission update = company->unit->manage
}

I have this schema, it is invalid due to no support for double arrows

company->unit->manage

Is there a way for me to set permission on order level based on the permission in unit?

good morning i am looking for an example of usage of

DeleteRelationshipsRequest

and/or

relationshipFilter

. I could not find an example in the NodeJS SDK. could someone please point to another SDK, or if there is a JavaScript example somewhere, it would be totally awesome.

@Joey any suggestion on this ?