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The Device OAuth method enables authorization per device using a login and password combination. Developers can add login and password credentials in the device edit form, as described in the previous chapters.
To send authentication requests with credentials and client name, developers can use the following endpoint:
Enterprise: https://api.twinzo.eu/swagger/ui/index#!/Authorization/Authorization_Authenticate (select API v3)
Platform: https://api.platform.twinzo.eu/swagger/ui/index#!/Authorization/Authorization_Authenticate (select API v3)
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Upon a successful request, the developer will receive a token with an expiration date. Every authorized request on API functions must be signed with an active token or API Key. |
Each token has an expiration, but it can be refreshed with a dedicated method available at:
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Static Token
Alternatively, developers can generate a static token to sign every request with the same server key. This method is recommended only for server-to-server communication, as it is less secure than Device OAuth.
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