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@chilly-king-10285 how do I query all the relations for a subject_id

To query all the relations for a specific

subject_id

using Ory, you can utilize the

GET /relation-tuples

endpoint. This endpoint allows you to retrieve all relationships that match a given query. While the

subject_id

is not a required field for this query, specifying it will filter the results to only include relationships involving the specified

subject_id

. Here's how you can structure your query:

http GET /relation-tuples?subject_id=YOUR_SUBJECT_ID

Replace

YOUR_SUBJECT_ID

with the actual

subject_id

you're interested in querying. ### Parameters - subject_id (query parameter): The

subject_id

of the Relationship you're interested in. ### Example Assuming you want to query all relations for a

subject_id

of

12345

, your HTTP request would look like this:

http GET /relation-tuples?subject_id=12345

This request will return all relation tuples where the

subject_id

is

12345

. ### Response The response will be a JSON object containing the paginated list of relation tuples that match your query. Each relation tuple will include details such as the

namespace

,

object

,

relation

, and

subject_id

or

subject_set

.

json {   "next_page_token": "next-page-token-value",   "relation_tuples": [     {       "namespace": "example-namespace",       "object": "example-object",       "relation": "example-relation",       "subject_id": "12345"     },     ...   ] }

Please note, the actual endpoint, parameters, and response structure might vary based on the specific version of Ory you are using and any custom configurations. The provided example is based on the standard API reference for querying relationships in Ory. For more detailed information and advanced query capabilities, refer to the [Ory documentation on querying relationships](https://www.ory.sh/docs/reference/api#ory-apis---relationship). Unfortunately, the exact URL to directly access this documentation was not provided in the extracts, so you might need to navigate the Ory documentation site or consult the API reference section relevant to your Ory version for more details.

To list all permissions for a

subject_id

, including the relations that are directly defined on it as well as those relations' relations recursively, you can use the Ory Permissions API to perform an expand operation. This operation allows you to recursively resolve and expand permissions based on the relationships defined in Ory. However, based on the provided extracts, there isn't a direct example or explicit endpoint detailed for recursively listing all permissions for a

subject_id

including indirect relations. The closest relevant operation mentioned is the

expandPermissions

method, which could theoretically be used to achieve a recursive expansion of permissions if it supports specifying a

subject_id

and recursively expanding its relations. ### Hypothetical Approach If we were to construct a hypothetical approach based on the concept of expanding permissions and the information available, it might involve using an endpoint similar to the following:

http POST /relation-tuples/expand

With a request body structured to specify the

subject_id

and potentially a

max-depth

parameter to control the recursion depth:

json {   "namespace": "your_namespace",   "object": "your_object",   "relation": "your_relation",   "subject_id": "your_subject_id",   "max_depth": 10 }

This request would theoretically return all direct and indirect permissions associated with the specified

subject_id

, up to the specified recursion depth. ### Actual Documentation and API Reference Since the exact method and endpoint to achieve this recursive listing of permissions for a

subject_id

are not detailed in the provided extracts, it's recommended to consult the [Ory Keto documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/keto/) and the [API reference](https://www.ory.sh/docs/reference/api) for more accurate and detailed information on how to perform such operations. The Ory Keto API and its documentation would be the best resources for understanding how to query and manipulate permissions, relationships, and their recursive expansions within the Ory ecosystem.