opa-python-client 1.3.0

Client for connection to the OPA service

Python Open Policy Agent (OPA) Client

See offical documentation page Open Policy Agent

Installation

 $ pip install OPA-python-client

Usage Examples

>>> from opa_client.opa import OpaClient
>>> client = OpaClient() # default host='localhost', port=8181, version='v1'
>>> client.check_connection()
'Yes I"m here :)'
>>>  test_policy = """
...     package play
... 
...     import data.testapi.testdata
... 
...     default hello = false
... 
...     hello {
...         m := input.message
...         testdata[i] == m
...     }
... """

>>> client.update_opa_policy_fromstring(test_policy, "testpolicy")
True
>>> client.get_policies_list()
['testpolicy']
>>> data = ["world", "hello"]
>>> client.update_or_create_opa_data(data, "testapi/testdata")
True
>>> check_data = {"input": {"message": "hello"}}
>>> client.check_permission(input_data=check_data, policy_name="testpolicy", rule_name="hello")
{'result': True}

Connection to OPA service

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() # default host='localhost', port=8181, version='v1'

client.check_connection() # response is  Yes I'm here :)

# Ensure the connection is closed correctly by deleting the client
del client

Connection to OPA service with SSL

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient


client = OpaClient(
    host="https://192.168.99.100",
    port=8181,
    version="v1",
    ssl=True,
    cert="/your/certificate/file/path/mycert.crt",
)

client.check_connection() # response is  Yes I'm here :)

del client

Update policy from rego file

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 

client.update_opa_policy_fromfile("/your/path/filename.rego", endpoint="fromfile") # response is True

client.get_policies_list() # response is ["fromfile"]

del client

Update policy from URL

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 


client.update_opa_policy_fromurl("http://opapolicyurlexample.test/example.rego", endpoint="fromurl") # response is True

client.get_policies_list() # response is ["fromfile","fromurl"]

del client

Delete policy

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 

client.delete_opa_policy("fromfile") # response is True

client.get_policies_list() # response is [] 

del client

Get raw data from OPA service

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 

print(client.get_opa_raw_data("testapi/testdata"))  # response is {'result': ['world', 'hello']}

del client

Save policy to file from OPA service

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 

client.opa_policy_to_file(policy_name="fromurl",path="/your/path",filename="example.rego")  # response is True

del client

Delete data from OPA service

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 

client.delete_opa_data("testapi")  # response is True

del client

Information about policy path and rules

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 

client.get_policies_info()

# response is {'testpolicy': {'path': ['http://your-opa-service/v1/data/play'], 'rules': ['http://your-opa-service/v1/data/play/hello']}

del client

Check permissions

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient() 

permission_you_want_check = {"input": {"message": "hello"}}
client.check_permission(input_data=permission_you_want_check, policy_name="testpolicy", rule_name="hello")

# response is {'result': True}

del client

Queries a package rule with the given input data

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient()

rego = """
package play

default hello = false

hello {
    m := input.message
    m == "world"
}
"""

check_data = {"message": "world"}
client.check_policy_rule(input_data=check_data, package_path="play", rule_name="hello") # response {'result': True}

Execute an Ad-hoc Query

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient()

print(client.ad_hoc_query(query_params={"q": "data.userinfo.user_roles[name]"})) # response is {}

data = {
    "user_roles": {
        "alice": [
            "admin"
        ],
        "bob": [
            "employee",
            "billing"
        ],
        "eve": [
            "customer"
        ]
    }
}

print(client.update_or_create_opa_data(data, "userinfo")) # response is True

# execute query 
print(client.ad_hoc_query(query_params={"q": "data.userinfo.user_roles[name]"})) 
# response is {'result': [{'name': 'eve'}, {'name': 'alice'}, {'name': 'bob'}]}

#you can send body request
print(client.ad_hoc_query(body={"query": "data.userinfo.user_roles[name] "})) 
# response is {'result': [{'name': 'eve'}, {'name': 'alice'}, {'name': 'bob'}]}

Check OPA healthy. If you want check bundels or plugins, add query params for this.

from opa_client.opa import OpaClient

client = OpaClient()

print(client.check_health()) # response is  True or False
print(client.check_health({"bundle": True})) # response is  True or False
# If your diagnostic url different than default url, you can provide it.
print(client.check_health(diagnostic_url="http://localhost:8282/health"))  # response is  True or False
print(client.check_health(query={"bundle": True}, diagnostic_url="http://localhost:8282/health"))  # response is  True or False

Contributing

Free to open issue and send PR

OPA-python-client supports Python >= 3.5