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Introduction to TinyRebrand API

Learn about TinyRebrand's authentication methods and API access

TinyRebrand provides two authentication methods for secure API access: OAuth 2.0 for full-featured authentication with automatic token refresh, and Personal Access Tokens (PATs) for simpler use cases like scripts and CI/CD pipelines. Both methods provide fine-grained access control through scopes.

Authentication Methods

OAuth 2.0

OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that enables applications to obtain limited access to user accounts. It's ideal for applications that need automatic token refresh, user delegation, and third-party integrations.

Personal Access Tokens

Personal Access Tokens (PATs) are long-lived tokens that provide a simpler authentication method. They're perfect for scripts, CI/CD pipelines, and personal projects where OAuth's complexity isn't needed.

Key Features

Secure Authentication
Industry-standard OAuth 2.0 implementation with secure token management
Multiple Grant Types
Support for Authorization Code and Password Grant flows
Fine-grained Permissions
Granular scopes for precise access control
Personal Access Tokens
Simple, long-lived tokens for scripts and automation
Rate Limiting
Built-in rate limiting to protect API resources

Supported Grant Types

Authorization Code Flow

Recommended for third-party applications. This flow involves redirecting users to TinyRebrand's authorization server, where they grant permission to your application.

Password Grant Flow

Designed for first-party applications where you control both the client and server. Users provide their credentials directly to your application.

Base URL

https://api.tinyrebrand.com/api

Important Considerations

Next Steps

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