OAuth 2.0 standardized access tokens allow authenticated requests to be made to the Pipevest API. This document will guide you on how to create, and delete authentication tokens.Documentation Index
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Creating an Auth Token
To create an Auth Token:The resulting access token has a
TTL of
60 mins.Revoke Auth Token
To revoke an auth token:Entity Reference
| Property | Definition |
|---|---|
message | Authentication response message |
tokenId | Unique access token identifier |
token | Client shortlived access token. TTL of 60 mins |
expiresIn | A token’s current TTL |
maxTTL | A token’s max time to TTL |
tokenType | A token’s authorization type |
scope | The authorization scopes associated with token |
trustedIps | The list of ip addresses whitelisted for this client |
organization | An object containing id, name and clientId |
createdAt | Created at unix timestamp |
updatedAt | Updated at unix timestamp |
Access token
tokenType will always be BearerWebhook Subscriptions
| Subscription | Definition | Domain |
|---|---|---|
AUTH | Only events that deal with authentication | Authentications |
AUTH.CREATED | Triggered when an auth token is created | Authentications |
AUTH.DELETED | Triggered when an auth token is deleted | Authentications |
Authentication Concepts
Check out the auth mechanisms used to keep the API secure