Interface: BaseAuthentication¶
Base interface for authentication definitions.
Hierarchy¶
BaseAuthentication
↳ CodaApiBearerTokenAuthentication
↳ CustomHeaderTokenAuthentication
↳ HeaderBearerTokenAuthentication
↳ MultiQueryParamTokenAuthentication
↳ QueryParamTokenAuthentication
Properties¶
defaultConnectionType¶
• Optional defaultConnectionType: DefaultConnectionType
Indicates the default manner in which a user's account is expected to be used by this pack, e.g. is this account used for retrieving data, taking actions, or both. See https://help.coda.io/en/articles/4587167-what-can-coda-access-with-packs#h_40472431f0
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endpointDomain¶
• Optional endpointDomain: string
When requiresEndpointUrl is set to true this should be the root domain that all endpoints share. For example, this value would be "example.com" if specific endpoints looked like {custom-subdomain}.example.com.
For packs that make requests to multiple domains (uncommon), this should be the domain within networkDomains that this configuration applies to.
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getConnectionName¶
• Optional getConnectionName: MetadataFormula
A function that is called when a user sets up a new account, that returns a name for the account to label that account in the UI. The users credentials are applied to any fetcher requests that this function makes. Typically, this function makes an API call to an API's "who am I" endpoint and returns a username.
If omitted, or if the function returns an empty value, the account will be labeled with the creating user's Coda username.
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instructionsUrl¶
• Optional instructionsUrl: string
A link to a help article or other page with more instructions about how to set up an account for this pack.
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postSetup¶
• Optional postSetup: SetEndpoint[]
One or more setup steps to run after the user has set up the account, before completing installation of the pack. This is not common.
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requiresEndpointUrl¶
• Optional requiresEndpointUrl: boolean
If true, indicates this has pack has a specific endpoint domain for each account, that is used
as the basis of HTTP requests. For example, API requests are made to