The endpoint for requesting a user's information after succesfully getting a login code (see Get Started), is justauthenticate.stevnbak.dk/api/auth/user.

This request must be a POST request anc the body must be in the valid format (see #Body below).

Body

The body of the request must contain a login code and a project secret in this format:

{
    "code": string,
    "secret": string
}

Overview of the properties:

• "code" is be the login code recieved after a user succesfully logs in, and will be a random 64 character hex string.
• "secret" is the project's secret, that can be optained through the dashboard, and will be a 128 character hex string.

An example body could look like this:

{
    "code": "c2bb484ab3864c2e0b6918f56b4b44a2208c00beabc114540f5c5d62adc643ea",
    "secret": "6ef87875ed029e69405716971c13df34b82a3c80c324a3ce0050503cf08d2f1c22ad6f04e4107d082802c9af7a145185060d8a1a8f80ad0c0e3854a3102a8732"
}

Return

The api will return a json object, that contains the user's information, in this format:

{
    "user": {
        "_id": string,
        "username": string,
        "email": string,
        "avatar": string,
        "verified": boolean,
        "platform": string
    }
}

Overview of the properties:

• "_id" is a 24 character string.
• "username" is the user's username.
• "email" is the user's email.
• "avatar" is a direct url to the user's avatar image file.
• "verified" is a boolean that describes if the platform determines the user to have verified their email.
• "platform" is a lowercase string of the platform the user authenticated with.

An example user object could look like this:

{
    "user": {
        "_id": "659835a51ea5db0d5f2124f7",
        "username": "stevnbak",
        "email": "user@example.com",
        "avatar": "https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/avatar.png",
        "verified": true,
        "platform": "discord"
    }
}