Authentification
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Our application uses JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for authentication and authorization.
The JWT must be included in the HTTP request headers using the Authorization header with the Bearer schema. Example:
You can obtain a JWT token by sending a POST request with your signature to the following endpoint:
POST /api/auth/login
! Your account will be registered after you create Eth smart contract via Factory contract.
This endpoint have 3 body parameters:
1) signer: who create ves-contract
2) timestampInMs: timestamp in milliseconds, also it is message which signer must sign
3) signature: signature which contains timestampInMs value which sign by signer
! timestampInMs must be more/less than current time maximum on 5 minutes
Example request:
Example response:
Response contains 3 fields in data object:
1) accessToken: JWT token
2) refreshToken: string which using to refresh access token when it expired
3) accessExpiryAt: time when access token will expire, access token life is 15 minutes
4) refreshExpiryAt: time when refresh token will expire, refresh token life is 24 hours
When your access token expired, you can refresh it via endpoint
POST /api/auth/refresh
This endpoint have 3 body parameters:
1) expiredAccessToken: JWT token which you want refresh
2) refreshToken: refresh token which you get with access token
! You need provide refresh token which you get with access token, or refreshing will cancel
Example request:
Example response: