This was auto-generated by a Slack integration. Message text - This is the way that I've have setup the ServiceCollection with a Permit instance in my Program.cs file: `` services.AddSingleton<Permit>(sp => new Permit(configuration["AppSettings:PermitApiKey"], pdp: configuration["AppSettings:permitPdpUrl"], raiseErrors: true)); `` You can then inject an instance of a Permit class into your controllers and use it directly. Additionally, if you find that a specific API endpoint is not implemented in the Permit .NET SDK, you can add a Permit specific HttpClient like so: ```services.AddHttpClient("permit-cloud", options => { options.DefaultRequestHeaders.Authorization = new AuthenticationHeaderValue("bearer", configuration["AppSettings:PermitApiKey"]); options.BaseAddress = new Uri(" https://api.permit.io/v2/facts/ "); });``` You can then create a Permit cloud specific HttpClient by using a HttpClientFactory like so: `` var permitCloudHttpClient = httpClientFactory.CreateClient("permit-cloud"); `` Similarly, if you want to invoke an endpoint on the PDP API, you can setup an HttpClient like so: ```services.AddHttpClient("permit-pdp", options => { options.DefaultRequestHeaders.Authorization = new AuthenticationHeaderValue("bearer", configuration["AppSettings:PermitApiKey"]); options.BaseAddress = new Uri(configuration["AppSettings:permitPdpUrl"]); });``` Where the permitPdpUrl configuration setting defaults to http://localhost:7766 . You can use this client in the same way you use the Permit cloud client example above: `` var pdpHttpClient = httpClientFactory.CreateClient("permit-pdp"); `` User - mruwe Link to message - https://permit-io.slack.com/archives/C02TVG7RY1X/p1742617092887849?thread_ts=1742586466.637219&cid=C02TVG7RY1X
