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25 lines
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If you are logged into the API via another means, you can create a token. Once you have this token, you can append it to a request. For example, opening a private window in your browser and browsing to `https://metamaps.cc/api/v2/users/current?token=...token here...` would show you your current user, even without logging in by another means.
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To get a list of your current tokens, you can log in using cookie-based authentication and run the following fetch request in your browser console (assuming the current tab is on some page within the `metamaps.cc` website.
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```
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fetch('/api/v2/tokens', {
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method: 'GET',
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credentials: 'same-origin' // needed to use the cookie-based auth
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}).then(response => {
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return response.json()
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}).then(console.log).catch(console.error)
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```
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If this is your first time accessing the API, this list wil be empty. You can create a token using a similar method:
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```
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fetch('/api/v2/tokens', {
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method: 'POST',
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credentials: 'same-origin'
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}).then(response => {
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return response.json()
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}).then(console.log).catch(console.error)
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```
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`payload.data.token` will contain a string which you can use to append to requests to access the API from anywhere.
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