Auth

Configure the authentication flow for your endpoints

• You can configure authentication settings for each environment (e.g., development, production).

• These settings are specific to the environment you are working in.

Secret Key:

• The secret key is used to decode (deparse) the token passed in the header of each request.

• The secret key must match the key used to generate the token. If the keys do not match, the token becomes invalid, leading to authentication errors.

• Secret keys are stored securely through environment variables, and you can select them from a list of secrets in a dropdown menu for easy configuration.

Configure secrets key in auth configuration

Fields (Token Payload Validation):

• Specify the fields that should be present inside the token (payload).

• When the token is decoded, these fields are checked to ensure the request is valid.

• If the required fields are missing, the system will return an "unauthorized" error for each request.

Configure Fields in Auth section for token

Error Message Customization:

• You can configure a custom error message to be returned in the response if:

  • The token is invalid.

  • The token cannot be authenticated for other reasons.

• This allows you to provide user-friendly error messages.

Configure error message in auth configuration