npm install --save @chronicleprotocol/api-auth
Generating authentication tokens programmatically:
import { signAuthToken } from "@chronicleprotocol/api-auth";
const { token, message } = signAuthToken({
// private key is 0x prefixed 32 byte hex string
privateKey: "0xabc...",
});
// `token` is hex string to be included as Authorization header (see below)
// `message` is object containing decoded data within `token`. Optional,
// but can be useful for programmatic token handling
To generate a token via the command line, use:
# Please do not put your private key directly in the command and have it show up in your shell history :-(
npx @chronicleprotocol/api-auth --privateKey=$PRIVATE_KEY
NOTE: Your public signing address must be allow-listed on our servers before your tokens will be valid.
Using an auth token to fetch an API endpoint programmatically:
fetch("https://chroniclelabs.org/api/authTest", {
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`,
},
});
or via command line:
curl --header "Authorization: Bearer $AUTH_TOKEN" https://chroniclelabs.org/api/authTest