I cannot replicate the example regarding the authentication with JWT using graphql and provided in the tutorial https://www.howtographql.com/graphql-python/4-authentication/. The "me" query does always fails cause we get the value AnonymousUser from info.context.user instead of the authenticated user by the JWT token in the http header.
Did anyone face this problem before?
Many thanks in advance,
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I want to get the Authorization code to generate ACCESS TOKEN and REFRESH TOKEN for my Application. I'm trying to get the job done using POSTMAN. But this seems not working. I'm attaching a screenshot of POSTMAN. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?
Any useful suggestion or alternative solution is appreciated.
https://www.postman.com/praveendvd-public/workspace/postman-tricks-and-tips/documentation/8296678-5dc51f3f-c7b0-4c66-a457-11af32bb1a63?entity=request-6dda15f2-306b-4915-a585-
use this public collection as an example
It will be easier to do this using settings within the Postman GUI. There is an Authorization tab in which you can specify auth type, configure new tokens, add your client id & secret, etc.
After many tries, I figured it out myself. To Generate the Refresh token and access token the first time, I needed Authorization Code. I thought I need to generate it again and again but it Turns out I needed it only once and when I got the access_token and refresh_token, I can easily generate access_token by using refresh_token.
Here's the corrected API request flow-
Requesting Authorization code
Using Web
Requesting ACCESS TOKEN and REFRESH TOKEN
Regenerating Access Token using refresh token
I've just started with the oauth2 and xero (using .net)
I've run through the scoop install, following the docs, grant type of 'authorization_code', scope of 'd', which gave me the access and refresh tokens.
Now when running the example project, XeroNetStandardApp, after replacing client id, secret, callback uri and tokens, I'm getting a 401 when I try to do anything after retrieving the new token.
The token refresh appears to be working fine. If I call https://api.xero.com/connections with the bearer, I get [] (so, no elements in the response), so I assume this is some type of user auth error, but I'm at a bit of a loss as to what I do here.
Any help would be much appreciated
When setting up xoauth via powershell, explicitly set the scopes you are wanting the user to have. This seems obvious to me now, but didn't while I was following the setup instructions
I am developing a react native mobile app using auth0 and graph.cool. I've configured the client credentials properly within graphcool. When I try to create a new user by calling the createUser mutation with the id_token received back from auth0 I keep getting GraphQL Error: The provided idToken is invalid. Please see https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/id_token for how to obtain a valid idToken.
I have also changed the JsonWebToken Signature Algorithm from RS256 to HS256 but that is not working either. I am using the id_token generated from the authentication API after logging in a user by using the /oauth/token endpoint. I would greatly appreciate any help on this topic. Thanks in advance.
I have been looking for answer of implementing ember-simple-auth (oauth2-password-grant) for days without luck. I use firebase to sign up users, which is successful. However on the log in page, the action of this.get('session').authenticate('authenticator:oauth2', credentials) seems to cause a json error (SyntaxError: Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0).
So my first question is, in theory, how does this authentication check if the user's email/password is correct? Meaning, in which file is the "answer" located? Am I supposed to define a token? If yes, I already tried "serverTokenEndpoint: 'http://localhost:4200/' or serverTokenEndpoint: 'http://localhost:4200/token" and nothing works. Thanks.
Ember simple auth sends login request to API(in your case Firebase). If entered credentials are valid your API will authenticate user, create and save auth token. Authenticated user with created token will be sent to Ember and token will be saved in local storage by Ember simple auth. Every subsequent request from Ember after login needs to include that token in its header and API will authenticate your request based on that token(comparing token from Ember with the one saved in API).
I would like to use google fusion tables, for which I need to login first.
I do a http request and get the "auth" token as response.
But now I stuck and don't know how to use this token?
I could neither find any google docs on this nor this thread helped: Google Auth using Token
Because adding the auth token to the url does not work.
You use the authorization code to get an access_token.
This has useful information:
https://developers.google.com/usiontables/docs/articles/oauthfusiontables
You then send the access_token with your sql query.