Create a Permission

Create a new permission.

caution

This endpoint has been deprecated and will be phased out at the end of 2023. Please update any existing usages of it to use the Create Object endpoint instead.

Endpoint

POST /v1/permissions

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Type	Required
permissionId	A string identifier for the permission. A permissionId must be composed of alphanumeric chars and/or _, -, ., @, |, and :.	JSON body	yes
name	An optional, display-friendly name for the permission.	JSON body	no
description	An optional description of the permission. A useful description might include a summary of the functionality the permission grants.	JSON body	no

Request

cURL

curl "https://api.warrant.dev/v1/permissions" \
    -X POST \
    -H "Authorization: ApiKey YOUR_KEY" \
    --data-raw \
    '{
        "permissionId": "edit-dashboards",
        "name": "Edit Dashboards",
        "description": "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards"
    }'

Go

createdPermission, err := permission.Create(&warrant.PermissionParams{
    PermissionId: "edit-dashboards",
    Name: "Edit Dashboards",
    Description: "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards",
})
if err != nil {
    // handle error
}

Java

try {
    Permission newPermission = client.createPermission(new Permission(
        "edit-dashboards",
        "Edit Dashboards",
        "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards"
    ));
} catch (WarrantException e) {
    // Handle error
}

Node.js

const newPermission = await warrantClient.Permission.create({
  permissionId: "edit-dashboards",
  name: "Edit Dashboards",
  description:
    "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards",
});

Python

permission = warrant.Permission.create("edit-dashboards", "Edit Dashboards", "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards")

Ruby

permission = Warrant::Permission.create(
    permission_id: "edit-dashboards",
    name: "Edit Dashboards",
    description: "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards"
)

PHP

$permission = $warrant->createPermission(new \Warrant\Permission(
    "edit-dashboards",
    "Edit Dashboards",
    "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards"
));

CLI

warrant create permission edit-dashboards

Response

{
  "permissionId": "edit-dashboards",
  "name": "Edit Dashboards",
  "description": "Grants the user the ability to create and update custom analytics dashboards"
}