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How to authenticate environment credentials

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Last updated 3 months ago

Allows you to securely access the API using your environmentUUID and envSecret as your API keys. These credentials are required only for creatingSession endpoint (only if you are using a fingerprint alongside of it) and must be stored securely to maintain access.

  1. Creating an environment from the api

You must store envSecret, as it cannot be retrieved once lost.

  1. Include environment credentials in the request headers

To authenticate, you must include your environmentUUID and envSecret in the request headers.

Header Key
Value

X-Environment-Id

X-Environment-Secret

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environmentUUID
envSecret
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