affinidi-tdk-auth-provider
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Affinidi TDK Internal module for managing access tokens.
npm install @affinidi-tdk/auth-provider
run inside python virtual env
pip install affinidi_tdk_auth_provider
import affinidi_tdk_auth_provider
stats = {
apiGatewayUrl,
keyId,
tokenId,
passphrase,
privateKey,
projectId,
tokenEndpoint,
}
authProvider = affinidi_tdk_auth_provider.AuthProvider(stats)
projectScopedToken = authProvider.fetch_project_scoped_token()
import { AuthProvider } from '@affinidi-tdk/auth-provider'
const authProvider = new AuthProvider({
apiGatewayUrl,
keyId,
tokenId,
passphrase,
privateKey,
projectId,
tokenEndpoint,
})
const projectScopedToken = await authProvider.fetchProjectScopedToken()
This is step is required, as python package is not published to pypi.org yet
git clone git@github.com:affinidi/affinidi-tdk.git
cd packages/auth-provider/
npm i --prefix .
npm run build
npm run package
pip install dist/python/affinidi_tdk_auth_provider-0.1.4-py3-none-any.whl
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Internal module for managing access tokens
We found that affinidi-tdk-auth-provider demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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