hang the token off of the user and go
j
Jake
05/11/2023, 10:35 PMhang the token off of the user and go through the user to the token
t
Toi
05/11/2023, 10:38 PMSomething like this?:
{
definition randomResource {
relation owner: user | token
permission read = owner
}
definition token {
relation user: user
}
definition user {}
}j
Jake
05/11/2023, 10:39 PMother way around, you would want to use the token as your subject, so the graph needs to terminate at the token
check the playground link I posted below
t
Toi
05/11/2023, 10:40 PMLooking at it
{
definition document {
/**
* writer indicates that the user is a writer on the document.
*/
relation writer: user#token
...
}Is it still possible to assign an user as writer of the document with this relation ?
Or does it necessarily have to be through a token?
Basically, is it possible to write:
user:123 -> writer -> document:abc
token:xyz -> api_token -> user:123
token:xyz -> writer -> document:abcActually, nevermind. I don't need the last relation right?
Oh, you even wrote some test relationships. Awesome! I think I get it
Maybe what I can do is have something like this actually:
{
relation writer: user | user#token
}