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JWT Authentication
Token Format
HAIP uses standard JWT tokens with the following structure:Token Components
A JWT token consists of three parts:- Header: Contains the algorithm and token type
- Payload: Contains claims (user data, permissions, etc.)
- Signature: Verifies the token’s authenticity
Example Token Payload
Setting Up Authentication
Basic Authentication
Environment Variables
Store your authentication token securely using environment variables:Dynamic Token Management
For applications that need to refresh tokens or use different tokens:Token Validation
Parsing JWT Tokens
Use the SDK’s utility functions to parse and validate tokens:Token Validation Example
Error Handling
Authentication Errors
Handle authentication-related errors:Token Refresh Strategy
Implement automatic token refresh:Security Best Practices
Token Storage
✅ Secure Storage Methods:Token Rotation
Implement token rotation for enhanced security:Network Security
Use Secure Connections:Permission-Based Access
Channel Permissions
Check channel permissions before sending messages:Run Limits
Enforce run limits based on token permissions:Testing Authentication
Mock Authentication
For testing purposes, create mock tokens:Authentication Testing
Next Steps
Client API
Learn about the client interface and methods.
Examples
See practical examples of authentication usage.
Error Handling
Understand error handling and recovery.
API Reference
Full API reference documentation.