Authentication

Wappi-fe provides built-in authentication handling to seamlessly manage user sessions and secure API calls.

How Authentication Works

To generate authentication with wappi, you need to add code to your wappi server endpoint called Core_Login_1_0_0 or any subsequent versions.
When this endpoint is called, wappi-fe will set a auth token to localStorage of the browser / device called: wappiAuthToken.
This Auth Token will be used as an encrypted authentication between your frontend and backend.
If the token is expired, or incorrect. Then endpoint will return:

1success: false

Using Authentication in the Request

When calling request. You only need to pass in the flag

authRequired:

boolean

optionally required - depends on query type

If true, it will get the auth token that is automatically set.
See the Authentication section.

1const response = async () => (request(WAPPI_CONFIG, {
2  name: 'Request',
3  query: 'NameSpace_FunctionName_1_0_0',
4  data: {
5    // ... body object specific to the query endpoint type
6  },
7  authRequired: true,
8}))

If an endpoint doesn't require auth, then don't include it.

1const response = async () => (request(WAPPI_CONFIG, {
2  name: 'Request',
3  query: 'NameSpace_FunctionName_1_0_0',
4  data: {
5    // ... body object specific to the query endpoint type
6  },
7}))