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    Authentication

    Security

    Authentication#

    How to authenticate with the Springbolt API.
    All endpoints in the Springbolt APIs require authentication via API Key. We use the standard Bearer Authentication scheme. You must include your token in the Authorization header of every HTTP request.

    How to Authenticate#

    1. Obtain your Token: Log into your Springbolt Dashboard to get your active API key.
    2. Set the Header: Add the Authorization header to your request.
    3. Format: The value must strictly follow the format: Bearer <your_token>.

    Request Example#

    Here is a standard example of how to construct your request headers to authorize an API call:

    Security Best Practices#

    Keep your API Key private#

    Never expose your API key in client-side code, public repositories, or logs.

    Use environment variables#

    Store your key in environment variables (e.g. SPRINGBOLT_API_KEY) and inject it at runtime.

    Rotate keys regularly#

    Periodically regenerate your API key from the Dashboard to minimize exposure risk.
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