GraphQL

Enter a username and password.

Enter the ‘Authentication URI’.

Press the Add button below the ‘Authentication HTTP Parameters’ label to add parameter names and values. From the menu on the right side specify ‘Header’ or ‘Query’ to indicate where the parameters should be attached.

In the ‘Auth HTTP Method’, select either ‘GET’ or ‘POST’ for the first-step query. If you select ‘POST’, select a value from the ‘Content Type’ menu (application/json, application/xml, application/x-www-form-urlencoded, text/plain, text/xml), and enter the ‘Request Body’. For example:

{
"username": "admin",
"password": "admin"
}

Enter the ‘Token Regex Pattern’. The regex you enter should extract the token from the response of this query. For example: "token":"(.*?)".

Enter the ‘Client ID’ and ‘Client Secret’, ‘Authorization URI’, ‘Token URI’, and ‘Scope’. For more details about these settings, see the Oauth 2.0 Framework Documentation.

Optional: Enter one or both of the following values (space separated) in the ‘Oauth Flags’ field. Use flag credentialsInTokenRequestBody to put the ‘Client ID’ and ‘Client Secret’ credentials in the body of the request to the ‘Token URI’ when the authorization code is swapped for the access token value. Use flag useAuthorizationCodeForRefresh to indicate that the data source doesn’t provide the typical refresh token when swapping the authorization code for the access token or refresh token, and to use the authorization code again in place of a refresh token after the token expires.

Press Authorize to populate the ‘Access Token’ and ‘Refresh Token’ fields.