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Authentication API
Authentication methods The following are the two available methods to authenticate a user, given a username and a password (registration required):
Using a temporary session key, which expires after a certain amount of time has passed with no performed API calls with that key.
Using a temporary session key, which expires after a certain amount of time has passed with no performed API calls with that key.
In both cases, the returned user_key, as well as the session key or the token, are required to be provided in the HTTP request headers in order to perform any API call after the login.
GETAuthenticate using a session key
The login with session key API lets you authenticate by using your username and password, and returns a token to be used for authenticating the next API calls.
GETAuthenticate using a user token
The login with token API lets you authenticate by using your username and password, and returns a token to be used for authenticating the next API calls.