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fyi.opensocial.listAppPasswords

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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Query

query · GET

Parameters

query string

group

requiredstring · did

Output

application/json

passwords

requiredarray
itemsref
Reference

Errors

Forbidden

No description in schema.

#appPassword

object

Properties

actor

ref

Who made it, with their handle where it can be read.

Reference

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

lastUsedAt

string · datetime

When an app last used a session signed in with it, while one lasts.

member

requiredstring · did

Who made it, and whose it stays.

name

requiredstring

privileged

requiredboolean

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    query

    List all App Passwords.

  • ai.newnal.pdn.server.listAppPasswords

    query not from the namespace authority

    List all App Passwords with their OAuth scope. An entry without scope is an unscoped app password created through com.atproto.server.createAppPassword.

  • fyi.opensocial.createAppPassword

    procedure

    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

  • fyi.opensocial.revokeAppPassword

    procedure

    Revoke 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.