Request :
(Header Content)
content-type: application/json
Values required for keys email & password.
Response :
content-type: application/json
On Success:
{
"success": "New App has been registered",
"email": "myApp@myDomain.com",
"api_key": "**********"
}
api_key: 10 digit alpha-numeric string.
Request :
(Header Content)
content-type: application/json
app_key: "Your 10 digit alpha-numeric app_key"
(Body-content)
Values required for keys email & password.
(Email and password for your app's user)
Response :
content-type: application/json
On Success:
{
"success": "New user has been created",
"email": "test@google.com"
}
Request :
(Header Content)
content-type: application/json
app_key: "Your 10 digit alpha-numeric app_key"
(Body-content)
Values required for keys email & password.
(Email and password for your app's user)
Response :
content-type: application/json
On Success:
{
"success": "Welcome to the JWT Auth",
"token": "Your JWT token"
}
JWT Token generated (Access Token) validity is for 2Hours. Support for flexible expiry is to be added.
Request :
(Header Content)
content-type: application/json
(Body-content)
Values required for keys accessToken.
Response :
content-type: application/json
On Success:
{
"email": "userEmail@google.com",
"_id": "user_id",
"iat": 1526111340,
"exp": 1526118540
}
email : Gets a users email registered for a specific application.
_id : User ID for the identified user.
iat: Token creation time i.e "issued at"
exp : Your jwt access token expiry time.
Note : For example in JS to convert JWT to current date time
you can use new Date(iat*1000); . Multiplication by thousand as Date takes time in milliseconds (iat & exp contains time in seconds).