Change Log

Hey everyone, we add second way to check access in your applications; subject specific access checks. From now you can perform access control checks as both resource specific and subject specific (data filtering) with single API calls.

We are very excited to announce that we launched Permify Playground to create and test your authorization end to end. Playground consists 4 sections; Authorization Model, Visualizer, Authorization Data, Enforcement.

We’ve introduced a new API endpoint to retrieve all permissions associated with a resource relation. With this endpoint, you can perform enforcement without checking stored authorization data.

Released Permify Visual Studio Extension. Permify VSCode extension provides syntax support for Permify authorization language, Perm. Now you can model your authorization in VSCode with code snippets and syntax highlights.

We're optimizing Permify's DSL, Permify Schema constantly to ease the modeling of any kind of authorization structure. With the latest improvements now you can, define multiple relation types to a when defining entity relation and lock a relation type to validate your entity relations.

We’ve introduced a new API endpoint to expand Permify Schema actions in a tree structure to improve observability and reasonability of access permissions.

We're continuously trying to make it simple & fast to setup Permify. Last week we add mongoDB support as a writeDB option. Now you can store your authorization data in your mongoDB with peace of mind. ✨ We release Permify open source almost 3 weeks ago with PostgreSQL support, we choose PostgreSQL b