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Docs: More details into utilizing the examples #242
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Good idea; though it's more of a documentation issue than a bug; so I've updated the label. |
Yeah i would have changed the label but I am not allowed. |
Example after tinkering and looking here at query.
{
"result": [
{
"i": "alice"
}
]
} For others that are not following the data you are querying is here https://github.com/permitio/opal-example-policy-repo/blob/master/data.json |
hey would love to work on it but the localhost is not opening |
HI @kunalranjan19 - what do you mean by " localhost is not opening"? Are you running the OPAL-client with OPA in place? |
Hey guys ,i would like to work on this issue , i have done the example policy setup and just trying to understand how is Opal and OPA are working. |
Hi @lakshyabhasin509 that would be wonderful, feel free to submit these as .md files in a pull request. Let us know if you need any guidance here FYI: @filipermit |
any one worked on this yet? i am interested in doing this. but would be needing a little guide. |
Hi @Uthycloud - I think this one is up for grabs :) A good place to start is going yourself through the steps here: https://docs.opal.ac/getting-started/quickstart/opal-playground/overview And then you can add more examples here: https://github.com/permitio/opal/tree/master/documentation/docs/getting-started/quickstart/opal-playground. I'd suggest each example starts with showing loading policy and/or data with OPAL, and then checking on the result with queries directly to OPA (sharing both the policy, data, commands and queries being sent as part of the example). |
The main readme only goes into depth for running the compose file. For those trying to experiment with http://localhost:8181/ it would be nice to have some query and scenarios to walk through.
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