simplifier-mcp

# Token Login Methods Token-based login methods for API authentication, including SimplifierToken support. Can be used for API-KEYs or for tokens, that you have received with former Simplifier Auth Clients and stored in the UserProfile or in the UserAttributes. In case you have received a token from a former connector call, you might want to add the token with every call in a header via a connector call input parameter. ## Token with Default Source Uses an empty configuration (no credentials stored). Typically used as a placeholder. **Configuration:** - **loginMethodType**: "Token" - **sourceType**: "Default" (source ID: 0) - **Target**: 0 = default header, 1 = custom header **Example:** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "Default", "name": "MyTokenDefault", "description": "Token with default source", "targetType": "Default" } ``` ## Token with SystemReference Source Uses the SimplifierToken for authentication. This is the primary use case for authenticating Simplifier apps accessing the REST API. **Configuration:** - **loginMethodType**: "Token" - **sourceType**: "SystemReference" (source ID: 3) - **Target**: 0 = default header, 1 = custom header **Example:** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "SystemReference", "name": "SimplifierTokenAuth", "description": "Uses SimplifierToken", "targetType": "Default" } ``` ## Token with Provided Source Stores a token value directly in the login method. Useful for API keys. **Configuration:** - **loginMethodType**: "Token" - **sourceType**: "Provided" (source ID: 1) - **Target**: 0 = default header, 1 = custom header **Example - Creating Token:** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "Provided", "name": "MyAPIKey", "description": "API key authentication", "token": "mySecretToken123", "targetType": "Default" } ``` **Example - Updating Token value:** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "Provided", "name": "MyAPIKey", "description": "Updated API key", "token": "newSecretToken456", "changeToken": true } ``` **Example - Updating description only (without changing token):** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "Provided", "name": "MyAPIKey", "description": "Updated description only", "token": "<not relevant>", "changeToken": false } ``` ## Token with Custom Header Place the token in a custom HTTP header. **Example:** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "Provided", "name": "MyAPIKeyHeader", "description": "Token in custom header", "token": "myToken123", "targetType": "CustomHeader", "customHeaderName": "X-API-Token" } ``` ## Token with Profile Reference References a token stored in the user's profile. **Example:** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "ProfileReference", "name": "MyTokenFromProfile", "description": "Token from user profile", "profileKey": "apiTokenKey", "targetType": "Default" } ``` ## Token with User Attribute Reference References a token from a user attribute. **Example:** ```json { "loginMethodType": "Token", "sourceType": "UserAttributeReference", "name": "MyTokenFromAttr", "description": "Token from user attribute", "userAttributeName": "tokenAttribute", "userAttributeCategory": "security", "targetType": "Default" } ```