Authorized resources
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Authorize one or more resources to users, roles, groups, organizations and other entities, and specify different operation permissions for each.
Method name
ManagementClient.authorizeResources
Request parameters
| Name | Type | Is it required? | Default value | Description | Sample value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| list | <a AuthorizeResourceItem[] | Yes | - | Authorization resource list Array length limit: 10. | |
| namespace | string | No | - | Code of the permission group (permission space). Do not pass to obtain the default permission group. | default |
Sample code
ts
import { ManagementClient, Models } from "authing-node-sdk";
// Initialize ManagementClient
const managementClient = new ManagementClient({
// Need to be replaced with your GenAuth Access Key ID
accessKeyId: "GEN_AUTH_ACCESS_KEY_ID",
// Need to be replaced with your GenAuth Access Key Secret
accessKeySecret: "GEN_AUTH_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET",
// If it is a private deployment customer, you need to set the GenAuth service domain name
// host: 'https://api.your-authing-service.com'
});
(async () => {
const result = await managementClient.authorizeResources({
namespace: "default",
list: [
{
targetType: Models.AuthorizeResourceItem.targetType.USER,
targetIdentifiers: ["userId1", "userId2"],
resources: [
{
code: "ecs",
actions: ["ecs:Stop", "ecs:Start"],
resourceType: Models.ResourceItemDto.resourceType.API,
},
],
},
],
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(result, null, 2));
})();Request response
Type: IsSuccessRespDto
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| statusCode | number | Business status code, which can be used to determine whether the operation is successful. 200 means success. |
| message | string | Description |
| apiCode | number | Segmented error code, which can be used to get the specific error type (not returned for successful requests). For a detailed list of error codes, see: API Code List |
| requestId | string | Request ID. Returned when the request fails. |
| data | <a IsSuccessDto | Whether the operation is successful |
Sample result:
json
{
"statusCode": 200,
"message": "Operation successful",
"requestId": "934108e5-9fbf-4d24-8da1-c330328abd6c",
"data": {
"success": true
}
}Data structure
AuthorizeResourceItem
| Name | Type | Is it required | Description | Example value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| targetType | string | yes | Target object type: - USER: user- ROLE: role- GROUP: group- DEPARTMENT: department | USER |
| targetIdentifiers | array | yes | Unique identifier of the target object: - If it is a user, it is the user's ID, such as 6343b98b7cfxxx9366e9b7c- If it is a role, it is the role code, such as admin- If it is a group, it is the group code, such as developer- If it is a department, it is the department ID, such as 6343bafc019xxxx889206c4cArray length limit: 100. | ["userId1","userId2"] |
| resources | array | Yes | List of authorized resources Nested type: <a ResourceItemDto. |
ResourceItemDto
| Name | Type | Is it required? | Description | Sample value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| code | string | Yes | Resource unique identifier | ecs |
| actions | array | Yes | Action types defined by the resource Array length limit: 50. | ["ecs:Stop","ecs:Start"] |
| resourceType | string | yes | Resource type, such as data, API, button, menu | DATA |
IsSuccessDto
| Name | Type | Is it required | Description | Sample value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| success | boolean | yes | Whether the operation was successful | true |