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import {
  getAccessContext,
  AccessRequest // Includes TypeScript/Flow types
} from '@indentapis/access'
let ctx = getAccessContext()
let result
try {
  result = await ctx.Can({
    Actor: { ID: 'RbCra8dxt6Jgf' },
    Actions: ['urn:id:actions:http:method:post'],
    Resources: ['*://internal-support-api*'],
    Reason: 'Support request: update billing'
  })
  // Authorized!
} catch (err) {
  // Handle unauthorized.
}

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Indent enables you to generate structured audit logs from existing services with a few lines of code, then bootstrap access policies from baseline activity.

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