This object contains the details of the user that authenticated.
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AuthData
email_addressstring
The email address of the user.
first_namestring
The first name of the user.
last_namestring
The last name of the user.
profile_image_urlstring
Url to the profile image for the user.
uidstring
This is a unique identifier created by the Identity Provider
for the user.
dataobject
This is the raw data returned by the Identity Provider.
oauth_tokensAuthorizationDataTokens
Authorization Data Tokens are used to make API requests on
behalf of the user by the OAuth protocol. In order to enable
this feature Return Authorization Data must be enabled for
your Provider.
providerobject
This object contains the data that was returned from the Identity
Provider authentication.
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Provider
idpstring
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idstring
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protocolstring
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namestring
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typestring
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optionsobject
This object contains the options configured when the authentication
request was initiated.
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AuthOptions
client_datastring (optional)
Used to carry state information in your application. This
string value (can be JSON) will be passed to the callback at
the end of the authentication workflow.
callback_urlstring (optional)
Url that the BreadButter server should redirect back to after
authentication. Must be whitelisted in App configuration.
destination_urlstring (optional)
Url that the user should be redirected to after the login has
been validated. This is used primarily for mobile workflows.
force_reauthenticationstring (optional)
Indicates whether to force re-authentication for the user. By
default this is set to `off`. Pass `attempt` to ask the
Provider to prompt for re-authentication but continue if not
possible. Pass `force` to have the login action fail if the
Provider does not prompt. Supported providers include
Microsoft, Okta, Dropbox, OneLogin, Fitbit, and Twitter.
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