To create a

relationships.json

file for your Ory Network project, you'll need to define relationships between objects and subjects. Here's an example of how to structure the file: 1. Define a group with members and a folder hierarchy. 2. Set rules in the Ory Permission Language to allow members of the group to access files in the hierarchy. 3. Create additional fine-grained permission rules for certain objects, if needed. Here's an example of a

relationships.json

file:

[   {     "namespace": "Group",     "object": "developer",     "relation": "members",     "subject": "User:Patrik"   },   {     "namespace": "Group",     "object": "developer",     "relation": "members",     "subject": "User:Henning"   },   {     "namespace": "Folder",     "object": "keto/",     "relation": "viewers",     "subject": "Group:developer#members"   },   {     "namespace": "File",     "object": "keto/README.md",     "relation": "parents",     "subject": "Folder:keto/"   },   {     "namespace": "Folder",     "object": "keto/src/",     "relation": "parents",     "subject": "Folder:keto/"   },   {     "namespace": "File",     "object": "keto/src/main.go",     "relation": "parents",     "subject": "Folder:keto/src/"   },   {     "namespace": "File",     "object": "private",     "relation": "owners",     "subject": "User:Henning"   } ]

Save this file as

relationships.json

in your current working directory. To create these relationships in Ory Permissions, run the following command:

ory create relationships relationships.json

For more information on relationships, refer to the [Ory documentation on relationships](https://www.ory.sh/docs/guides/permissions/overview).

To create a

relationships.json

file with the given namespace, you'll need to define relationships between the

LegalEntity

objects and the

User

subjects. Here's an example of how to structure the file:

json [   {     "namespace": "User",     "object": "user1",     "relation": "readers",     "subject": "LegalEntity:entity1"   },   {     "namespace": "User",     "object": "user2",     "relation": "readers",     "subject": "LegalEntity:entity1"   },   {     "namespace": "User",     "object": "user2",     "relation": "writers",     "subject": "LegalEntity:entity1"   } ]

In this example,

user1

has read access to

LegalEntity:entity1

, and

user2

has both read and write access to

LegalEntity:entity1

. Save this file as

relationships.json

in your current working directory. To create these relationships in Ory Permissions, run the following command:

ory create relationships relationships.json

For more information on relationships, refer to the [Ory documentation on relationships](https://www.ory.sh/docs/guides/permissions/overview).

@chilly-king-10285 Create example relationships.json based on the following namespace:

import { Namespace, Context } from "@ory/permission-namespace-types"

class User implements Namespace {}

class LegalEntity implements Namespace {
  related: {
    readers: User[]
    writers: User[]
  }

  permits = {
    read: (ctx: Context): boolean =>
      this.related.readers.includes(ctx.subject) ||
      this.related.writers.includes(ctx.subject),
    write: (ctx: Context): boolean => this.related.writers.includes(ctx.subject),
  }
}

To create a

relationships.json

file with the given namespace, you'll need to define relationships between the

LegalEntity

objects and the

User

subjects. Here's an example of how to structure the file:

json [   {     "namespace": "LegalEntity",     "object": "entity1",     "relation": "readers",     "subject": "User:user1"   },   {     "namespace": "LegalEntity",     "object": "entity1",     "relation": "readers",     "subject": "User:user2"   },   {     "namespace": "LegalEntity",     "object": "entity1",     "relation": "writers",     "subject": "User:user2"   } ]

In this example,

user1

has read access to

LegalEntity:entity1

, and

user2

has both read and write access to

LegalEntity:entity1

. Save this file as

relationships.json

in your current working directory. To create these relationships in Ory Permissions, run the following command:

ory create relationships relationships.json

For more information on relationships, refer to the [Ory documentation on relationships](https://www.ory.sh/docs/guides/permissions/overview).