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method of the Ory Identity API. Here is a JavaScript example for reference: javascript const identity = await ory .identity.createIdentity({ createIdentityBody: { schema_id: "<preset://email>", traits: { email: generateEmail() }, } }) .then(({ data }) => data)
In this example, ory.identity.createIdentity
is the method used to create a new identity. The createIdentityBody
parameter is an object that includes the schema_id
and traits
properties. The schema_id
is set to "preset://email", and the traits
property is an object that includes the email address. Please refer to the [Ory API documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/reference/api) for more details on how to use the API. For .NET SDK usage, you might need to check Ory's official .NET SDK documentation or their GitHub repository for more specific examples.breezy-zebra-64533
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07/22/2024, 12:46 PMchilly-king-10285
07/22/2024, 12:46 PMcreateIdentity
endpoint. Here is a JavaScript example for reference: javascript const identity = await ory .identity.createIdentity({{ createIdentityBody: {{ schema_id: "<preset://email>", traits: {{ email: generateEmail() }}, }} }}) .then(({{ data }}) => data)
In this example, ory.identity.createIdentity
is the method used to create a new identity. The createIdentityBody
parameter is an object that includes the schema_id
and traits
properties. The schema_id
is set to "preset://email", and the traits
property is an object that includes the email address. In C#, you would typically use an HTTP client like HttpClient
to make the POST request, and you would need to convert this process to match the way requests are made in C#. Please refer to the [Ory API documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/reference/api) for more details on how to use the API. For C# usage, you might need to check Ory's official .NET SDK documentation or their GitHub repository for more specific examples.