Keys

A key gives access to the API at the organisation level via its token attribute. It is allowed to interact with all API endpoints on behalf of its organisation.

A key is generated for each newly created organisation.

Attributes

Types

standard : the key type. Every organisation has at least one of these.

trial : a key generated by an API administrator to give the organisation trial access to additional permissions. These will typically have the date_expires field set.

Configuration

Key-level configuration can be set on the config attribute of the key. For the moment, this only accepts publish_source_files, related to the source file publishing mechanism.

Storage and webhook configs

A key resource can override the organisation default values for storage and webhook config. This can be helpful to split results and event notification between environments like dev and production.

Token

The value of a key's token attribute can be used to authenticate against the API on behalf of the owning organisation.

These values should be stored securely and never exposed publicly.

State

active : the key's standard state.

deactivated : the owning organisation has disabled the key.

blocked : the key has been disabled by an API admin.

expired : the key is disabled as the trial period has passed.

Create POST /keys

Parameters

Using cURL

curl 'https://ricloud-api.reincubate.com/keys' \
  -X POST \
  -H 'Authorization: Token <your key_token>' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
  "storage_config": 2,
}'

Using ricloud-py

import ricloud

key = ricloud.Key.create(storage_config=2)

# OR

storage_config = ricloud.StorageConfig.retrieve(2)

key = ricloud.Key.create(storage_config=storage_config)

Retrieve GET /keys/{key ID}

Using cURL

curl 'https://ricloud-api.reincubate.com/keys/<key ID>' \
  -H 'Authorization: Token <your key_token>'

Using ricloud-py

import ricloud

key = ricloud.Key.retrieve(<key ID>)

List GET /keys

Parameters

Using cURL

curl 'https://ricloud-api.reincubate.com/keys?limit=2' \
  -H 'Authorization: Token <your key_token>'

Using ricloud-py

import ricloud

keys = ricloud.Key.list(limit=2)

Update POST /keys/{key ID}

Parameters

Using cURL

curl 'https://ricloud-api.reincubate.com/keys/<key ID>' \
  -X POST \
  -H 'Authorization: Token <your key_token>' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
  "webhook_config": 2
}'

Using ricloud-py

import ricloud

key = ricloud.Key.update_with_id(<key ID>, webhook_config=2)

# OR

key = ricloud.Key.retrieve(<key ID>)

key.update(webhook_config=2)

Rotate POST /keys/{key ID}/rotate

Rotate the value of a key's token. Although not required, it is recommended to do this on a fairly regular basis or immediately if it is suspected the key's token has been compromised.

Parameters

Using cURL

curl 'https://ricloud-api.reincubate.com/keys/<key ID>/rotate' \
  -X POST \
  -H 'Authorization: Token <your key_token>'

Using ricloud-py

import ricloud

key = ricloud.Key.rotate_with_id(<key ID>)

# OR

key = ricloud.Key.retrieve(<key ID>)

key.rotate()