Authentication
An overview of what is the authentication service for your project.
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An overview of what is the authentication service for your project.
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Deskree provides the ability to create user accounts for your back-end using both email/password authentication as well as OAUTH providers.
You can manage your AUTH providers with the Authentication tab of your project. There you will need to input provider-specific attributes to activate each AUTH method. If a provider is missing those attributes for the setup to be complete, it will be indicated by a red exclamation mark sign.
EmailGoogleGitHubFacebookDeskree uses a Bearer token for all requests that require authentication, which must be sent in the Authorization header. The Bearer token is sent as idToken parameter in a response to user sign-up and sign-in requests in REST APIs and Javascript SDK
All requests with permissions set other than Public require authentication. See Permissions page for more information.
How to get a Bearer token in Deskree AUTH REST APIs and Javascript SDK
To be able to get the token from the sign-up and sign-requests, you must first activate the AUTH provider you are using.
You must first activate the AUTH provider you are using.
In order to sign-up/sign-in a user using OAUTH providers you need to:
First, create a URL for OAUTH sign-in either via Javascript SDK or REST AUTH API.
Use the returned authUri to prompt the user to authenticate with the OAUTH provider
Finally, complete the sign-in process using the returned data either via Javascript SDK or REST AUTH API.
For a practical example visit:
How to do social sign-in?To send a Bearer token when making an API request, you must provide an Authorization header. You can read more in the REST and documentation. Example:
