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Follow these steps to create authentication endpoints in Twidget:
Navigate to API Tab:
API tab in your Twidget dashboard.Create New Endpoints:
Create Endpoints button located at the top right corner.
Select Authentication:
Authentication. This will enable various authentication endpoints.
Before creating authentication endpoints, ensure you have an authentication table set up. This table will store all user and authentication data.
Select Authentication Table: Choose the authentication table where user and auth data will be stored.
Set Starting Path: Define the base path you want to prepend to all the endpoints.
Once the authentication option is selected, you will see the following 7 endpoints ready to be generated:
/auth/signup: Endpoint for user signup.
/auth/login: Endpoint for user login.
/auth/me: Retrieve user details.
/auth/logout: Invalidate the current authentication token.
/auth/update-password: Update the user's password.
/auth/forgot-password: Send password reset key via email.
/auth/reset-password: Update the password using the reset key.
Each authentication endpoint comes pre-configured with necessary inputs, outputs, and command steps required to accomplish its task. However, you can edit these configurations as per your requirements.
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