How to save token?

[pavlus]

I can see from README, how to use token, it looks obvious, but I can't understand, how to save token from response header of my auth request. There is a screen which looks like configuration of auth url pattern, but I couldn't find it in app.

[justinobney]

Add the tag, then click on it.

[jcbeck37]

To add a little color, as I found this confusing:
It's like inserting a variable, except without the curly brackets. Not sure how else to get the auto-complete to come up though, so I started typing {{API Token and then chose the above option (and then deleted the curly brackets). From there, I had to click the above tag placeholder and change the "Token Parameter" to match the output of my login response, so from accessToken to access. Then I had to hit that login endpoint again, and voila!

[doamaral]

still can't figure out how to configure my Login URL. I have something like {{baseUrl}}/auth

[doamaral]

@Malm could you give some help here?

[Malm]

Hi,
Nice to meet you! The idea is to enter a regexp that would identify a request to the login-route in the field Login URL regexp and then enter the name of the parameter in the json payload of that route in the fiels Token parameter

Eg. if you would make a request to https://secure.url.com/api/login to fetch your API token, then the regexp should be something like .*(secure.url.com).*\/(login)(See example here https://regex101.com/r/CvBnwX/1).

Does this help?

[doamaral]

Got it working, thanks!

[ronaldohoch]

Hello!

And, what about the localhost:3000/auth/login url?

[jsultana-leap]

If you know that the login url definitely won't change (eg: something like localhost), with no variation in the http/s protocol either, you can just throw the raw url in there and it'll work fine - based on a RegEx exact match.

[ronaldohoch]

Worked! Thank you.

[remster]

Can this plugin be used to save this token:

I need it in followup requests.