Web SDK Integration Guide
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humanID Server Credentials, Server Credentials consist of:
Server Client ID
Server Client Secret
App Back-end, to receive authentication Callback from humanID
Note: Feature to obtain Server Credentials and to configure Callback URL is not yet available at humanID Developer Console. Please contact developers@human-id.org and ask for Web Login Integration Set-up
The authentication process can be illustrated in the following diagram:
Create a Log-in page that contains this button.
Get the Log in button image and put this script below into your Web App:
When user clicks the log-in with button, the Web App will make a request to the App Backend and then the page will be redirected to web-login.human-id.org.
To obtain Log-in URL, App Back-end will call API Request Web Log-in Session (See Documentation below). The API call must be done between Host-to-Host in order to protect Server Credentials.
Once App Backend received a response that contains Log-in URL, redirect the page to the given URL to open humanID Web Log-in Page
After the user successfully Log-in with humanID, the page will be redirected to a registered Log-in Callback URL (registered on Developer Console). Callback URL contains Exchange Token, which is a URL Encoded token that will be used to obtain User ID.
A Log-in callback URL is formatted:
For Example:
URL Decode Exchange Token and use it as a parameter to call API Exchange Token (See Details) to obtain User ID.
Once App Backend receives response from API call, use given User ID to authorize User so User could access the Web App contents.
Handle Error Response
If log-in failed, humanID will redirect to configured Log-in Callback URL that is formatted:
To check whether log-in failed or not, simply check if parameter et
appended in callback URL
Endpoint URL
Request
Headers:
Key
Value
client-id
<SERVER_CLIENT_ID>
client-secret
<SERVER_CLIENT_SECRET>
Content-Type
application/json
Query Parameters:
Key
Value
Description
lang
Language to Show
priority_country
Response Example
Success:
Error: Invalid Server Credentials
Endpoint URL
Request
Headers:
Key
Value
client-id
<SERVER_CLIENT_ID>
client-secret
<SERVER_CLIENT_SECRET>
Content-Type
application/json
Body:
Response Example
Success:
See a full list of error codes on our Github.