Go SDK for OpenFGA

This is an autogenerated Go SDK for OpenFGA. It provides a wrapper around the OpenFGA API definition.

Table of Contents

• About OpenFGA
• Resources
• Installation
• Getting Started
  • Initializing the API Client
  • Custom Headers
  • Get your Store ID
  • Calling the API
    • Stores
      • List All Stores
      • Create a Store
      • Get a Store
      • Delete a Store
    • Authorization Models
      • Read Authorization Models
      • Write Authorization Model
      • Read a Single Authorization Model
      • Read the Latest Authorization Model
    • Relationship Tuples
      • Read Relationship Tuple Changes (Watch)
      • Read Relationship Tuples
      • Write (Create and Delete) Relationship Tuples
    • Relationship Queries
      • Check
      • Batch Check
      • Expand
  • Calling Other Endpoints
  • Retries
  • API Endpoints
  • Models
  • OpenTelemetry
• Contributing
  • Issues
  • Pull Requests
• License

About

OpenFGA is an open source Fine-Grained Authorization solution inspired by Google's Zanzibar paper. It was created by the FGA team at Auth0 based on Auth0 Fine-Grained Authorization (FGA), available under a permissive license (Apache-2) and welcomes community contributions.

OpenFGA is designed to make it easy for application builders to model their permission layer, and to add and integrate fine-grained authorization into their applications. OpenFGA’s design is optimized for reliability and low latency at a high scale.

Resources

• OpenFGA Documentation
• OpenFGA API Documentation
• X
• OpenFGA Community
• Zanzibar Academy
• Google's Zanzibar Paper (2019)

Installation

To install:

go get -u github.com/openfga/go-sdk

In your code, import the module and use it:

import "github.com/openfga/go-sdk"

func Main() {
	configuration, err := openfga.NewConfiguration(openfga.Configuration{})
}

You can then run

go mod tidy

to update go.mod and go.sum if you are using them.

Getting Started

Initializing the API Client

Learn how to initialize your SDK

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