Credential
Learn: Credentials |
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A credential associates a password with an identity document. You can use the credential and password to create an authentication token for an end user, system, or other identity.
Credential
collection
Fauna stores credentials as documents in the Credential
system
collection. You can also access this collection using the Credentials
alias.
Credential
documents have the following FQL structure:
{
id: "401328088768577609",
coll: Credential,
ts: Time("2099-06-21T18:39:00.735Z"),
document: Customer("401328088729780297")
}
Field name | Type | Description |
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Immutable identifier for the document. Unique within the collection.
For the |
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Last time the document was updated. |
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Reference to the credential’s identity document. The identity document can be in any user-defined collection. |
Static methods
You can use the following static methods to manage the Credential
collection in FQL.
Method | Description |
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Get all the identities. |
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Get a document credential. |
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Get a credential by its ID. |
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Create a credential. |
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Get the first credential matching a predicate function. |
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Get the name of the Credential collection as a string. |
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Get identities matching a predicate function. |
Instance methods
You can use the following instance methods to manage specific Credential
documents in FQL.
Method | Description |
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Delete a credential. |
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Test a credential exists. |
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Log in to Fauna. |
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Replace a credential. |
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Update a credential. |
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Password verification. |
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