Below is a sample response format:
{
"access_token": "eWcWLctGW-_NgGVAmFbO9l-nt3yztFzlZCLLlilI9mGDcM5q8d0kQw0uzvFOoXynHcb-MuPVJGTGkSkBhrr69_-aN1r5j9zB4fCl4u4aqOQ-scNI36xgHeGYpXky60drIBpMI83FGqd9pMjL4GWXjFHq61nhJ6xkGj1u1r9a5u6EJrB1lfjNhljzC_j65xaqxtubQ4AglKFO2ib-levpvnd_bEU-QGQrtvS2QbaXhb_hlnX8czo61Gn_OQyBVk7HbN1SozxIPe3RBvf5AiCAouDMz1WMHy9ybVFy8SnoNIgszjo7Ev2IEWS9aFb87u6bvoJvSVJv7s3z-2GUvG2kwfOk2sUWrmq0QeIJJrYwdKQfs3T8HrK2MNKSGteJ04-O",
"token_type": "bearer",
"expires_in": 1799,
"refresh_token": "f1005c7fd74247069dbdb078ee379410",
"as:client_id": "438dc832-33c7-413b-9c71-d0b98a196e6a",
"userName": "master",
".issued": "Fri, 20 Jan 2017 14:30:09 GMT",
".expires": "Fri, 20 Jan 2017 15:00:09 GMT"
}
Unsure how to access .issued
, .expires
, and as:client_id
.
Using Angular with username, password, and company_id to retrieve the above format response.
dataService.getAuthToken($scope.username, $scope.password, $scope.company_password).then(function (response) {
//response data here
});
Easily retrieve token_type
, access_token using response.data.access_token
, but uncertain about accessing .issued
, .expires
, and as:client_id
.