- Understanding tokens
- Understanding scopes
- Listing the available authorization scopes
- Listing the user authorization tokens
- Create a new user authorization token
- Removing a user authorization token
Understanding tokens
Scope-based
Scope-based tokens give the token holder permission to take specific actions. It is possible to create private tokens with a specific set of scopes.Resource-based
Resource-based tokens provide access to specific resources. Channel group permissions granted by the token will determine what actions the user is allowed to take.Understanding scopes
In our model, scopes are represented as a concatenated string, like so: Resource:ActionSome features in the table below may contain “(by user with manage permissions)”, like in the feature associated with channel:edit in the third row down, for example. This means the token has a role with a corresponding permission level (in this case, manage) for a specific resource (in this case, channel).
Italicized items in table are under development.