Advanced Walkthroughs #484
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| Alice can read Blog Post 1, Blog Post 2, and Blog Post 3. The system returns this in one call, saving time and improving |
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This example is equal to the next one, while the power of bulk-check is checking permissions for multiple users and actions. I recommend changing the bulk check example to check multiple actions on multiple resources.
For example, we want to render the blogs but also check what Alice can edit to disable the edit button on the rest, so we are checking if she can read and edit.
| Bob wants to know who can read Blog Post 3. | ||
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| POST /v2/schema/{proj_id}/{env_id}/resources/{resource_id}/authorized_users |
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This API call does not exist as authorized_users is a PDP API. Please fix.
| ### Example: Bob’s Permissions | ||
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| POST /v2/schema/{proj_id}/{env_id}/users/{user_id}/permissions |
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Same as the previous comment, not sure where this example came from, but it does not exist. Please fix.
| process. This step-by-step guide will walk you through configuring and enforcing ReBAC policies using the Permit dashboard. | ||
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| :::info Before You Begin | ||
| This guide assumes you have already set up your Permit account and have a foundational understanding of ReBAC and the basics |
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Please add links to read more about the basic understanding of ReBAC
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