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Support Personal API Keys #1189

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damsleth opened this issue Feb 20, 2024 · 0 comments
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Support Personal API Keys #1189

damsleth opened this issue Feb 20, 2024 · 0 comments
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backend Related to backend/apis enhancement New feature or request frontend Related to frontend new feature New feature nice-to-have

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TLDR

did should support personally scoped api keys, so users can consume their own data using external tools

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What is the feature?
Implement personal API keys allowing users to access and manage their data through the did GraphQL API from external applications.

Why should we add this feature?
To enable users to integrate their did data with external tools and applications, enhancing usability and flexibility.

How does this improve the product?

  • Allows users to securely access their data for custom use cases.
  • Supports the creation of external integrations and tools around did.
  • Increases security by providing users with scoped access to their data.

The implementation requires backend support for API key generation, storage, and management, UI updates for key management, and documentation for using the API keys with the GraphQL endpoint.

@damsleth damsleth added enhancement New feature or request new feature New feature backend Related to backend/apis frontend Related to frontend labels Feb 20, 2024
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