fyi.opensocial.createAppPassword
Make an app password for the group: what an app that signs in with a handle and a password, such as the Bluesky app, signs in to the group with (com.atproto.server.createSession). It stays the caller's: it stops working once they could no longer make it, and its sessions are listed as theirs among the group's connected apps. Its sessions may use the group's public repo, its blobs and other services, never its spaces, nor get service tokens for the account's own methods or this host's. Requires a role that may write every collection as the group.
Details · procedure
| Kind | procedure |
|---|---|
| Authority | opensocial.fyi |
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Procedure
procedure · POSTInput
application/jsonThe group DID. Every method is served by the group's host and authorized against that group's roles.
What it's for, such as the device or app it signs in: unique in the group.
maxLength: 64
privileged
booleanWhether its sessions may also use Bluesky's chat (DMs) as the group.
Output
application/jsonThe password, shown this once: the host keeps only its hash.
Errors
Forbidden
No description in schema.
InvalidName
No description in schema.
DuplicateName
No description in schema.
TooManyAppPasswords
No description in schema.
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com.atproto.server.createAppPassword
procedureCreate an App Password.
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Create an App Password bound to an OAuth scope. Sessions created from it through com.atproto.server.createSession carry exactly the permissions of that scope, as an OAuth session would. Requires a full-access session.
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The group's app passwords, never the passwords themselves: every one for whoever has group.configure, and their own for whoever may make them.
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fyi.opensocial.revokeAppPassword
procedureRevoke one of the group's app passwords, and sign out every app signed in with it. Its maker may revoke their own; anyone else needs group.configure.