Authentication

All APIs take an access key and secret key param in the header. These key-secret pairs are associated with a user and allow permission to the user to request the API.
Signature Request
Send a POST request to https://backend.cloud.nodeflux.io/auth/signatures, by providing these arguments as application/json with request payload:
{
  "access_key": "YOUR_ACCESS_KEY_ID",
  "secret_key": "YOUR_SECRET_KEY"
}
you will get a response similar to this:
{
  "headers": {
    "x-nodeflux-timestamp":"20190111T104645Z"
  },
  "token": "34c513672bb7c4918d52cea989fba1060f8084ece5135df5155c2dec2d98cff1"
}
Construct Authorization Key
After you get the signature response contains x-nodeflux-timestamp and token, you can start to construct your authorization key with this format:
NODEFLUX-HMAC-SHA256 Credential={ACCESS_KEY}/{DATE}/nodeflux.api.v1beta1.ImageAnalytic/StreamImageAnalytic, SignedHeaders=x-nodeflux-timestamp, Signature={TOKEN}
Modify ACCESS_KEY, DATE, and TOKEN from signature response. DATE is the date component of x-nodeflux-timestamp or the first 8 characters of DATE (e.g. 20190111).
Configure Environment
You need to pass your authentication as a header each time you make an API request. Below are variables that you need to setup as a header before making a request:
Key
Value
Content-type
application/json
Authorization
Your authorization key.
x-nodeflux-timestamp
x-nodeflux-timestamp from the Signature response.

Last modified 1yr ago

Key	Value
`Content-type`	`application/json`
`Authorization`	Your authorization key.
`x-nodeflux-timestamp`	`x-nodeflux-timestamp` from the Signature response.