Key
A key is a type of authentication secret used for anonymous access to a Fauna database. Unlike tokens, keys are not associated with an identity.
Key
collection
Fauna stores keys scoped to a database as documents in the database’s Key
system collection.
Key
documents have the following FQL structure:
{
id: "371460335192768546",
coll: Key,
ts: Time("2099-07-28T02:23:51.300Z"),
ttl: Time("2099-07-29T02:23:51.189192Z"),
secret: "fn...",
role: "admin"
}
Field name | Value type | Description |
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A unique identifier assigned by Fauna when the key is created. |
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Collection name. |
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Creation timestamp, with microsecond resolution and time zone. |
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Timestamp that defines the key expiration time. When the |
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The |
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Name of a user-defined role or one of the built-in roles:
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User-defined metadata for the key. |
Static methods
You can use the following static methods to manage the Key
collection in FQL.
Method | Description |
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Get the Set of all Key objects. |
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Get a key by ID. |
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Create a key. |
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Get the first key matching a predicate function. |
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Get the name of the Key collection as a string. |
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Get keys matching a predicate function. |
Instance methods
You can use the following instance methods to manage specific Key
documents in
FQL.
Method | Description |
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Delete a key. |
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Verify a key. |
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Replace a key. |
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Update a key. |
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