Accessing Admin Login and API Keys

1. Install Postman Here

2. Create Admin Account

1. Click the Collections menu on the left sidebar.
2. Navigate to PhotoServer/Auth/Create Admin Account.
3. You should see a POST request to http://localhost:5000/auth/create_admin_account.
4. Click Send.
5. In the bottom section, under Body, you should see the following:

{
   "status": "success",
   "detail": "Admin account has been created.",
   "account": "Username: \"admin\", Password: \"password\""
}

You have created the admin account! You can now login directly in the web-app client, or follow the steps below to create an API key.

3. Log In

1. Click the Collections menu on the left sidebar.
2. Navigate to PhotoServer/Auth/Login.
3. You should see a POST request to localhost:5000/auth/login which may or may not have text following this.
4. Just under that, click Body to edit the Body of the Post Request.
5. Replace jdoe1 with admin.
6. Replace secret with password.
7. Click Send.
8. In the bottom section, under Body, you should see the following, with <some_token> replaced with an alphanumeric string.

{
   "status": "success",
   "detail": "Successfully Logged In.",
   "access_token": "<some_token>",
   "token_type": "bearer"
}

You have successfully logged in! Keep the response for step 4 below.

4. Setting the auth_token

1. After logging in, highlight the alphanumeric string <some_token> in the Body of your response.
2. Right click the highlighted token so a menu appears.
3. In the menu, click on Set: Globals > auth_token.

You have set the auth_token global variable! You can now create api keys for the train microservices. Note: The need for API Keys may soon be removed.

5. Creating an API Key for Train

You can choose between predict or train in step 6

1. Click the Collections menu on the left sidebar
2. Navigate to PhotoServer/API/Create API Key
3. You should see a POST request to localhost:5000/auth/key which may or may not have text following this.
4. Just under that, stay on Params to edit the Params of the Post Request
5. Replace jdoe1 with admin
6. Replace dataset_microservice with train_microservice to specify the value of the service key.
7. Replace Testing Dataset Key with any text you would like to provide detail.
8. Click Send.
9. In the bottom section, under Body, you should see the following, with <api_key> replaced with an alphanumeric string.

{
   "status": "success",
   "key": "<api_key>",
   "type": "train_microservice",
   "user": "admin",
   "detail": "Testing Dataset Key",
   "enabled": true
}

You have successfully accessed the train api key! Copy <api_key> to paste wherever it is needed in the app.