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  • Overview
    • RelationONE
  • Developer Guide
    • Glossary
    • Service Address
    • Rate Limits
    • JS-SDK
    • Quick Start
  • Introducing Relation ONE IM
  • API
    • Introduction
    • Signature
    • Auth
    • Profile
      • Bind Address
      • Unbind Address
      • User Info
      • List Address
      • Web2 Account
    • Follows
      • Follow
      • Unfollow
      • Follower
      • Following
      • Web3 Follower
      • Web3 Following
    • Recommendation
    • Groups
      • Create
      • Join
      • Remove Members
      • Leave
      • Disband
      • Transfer Owner
      • Info
      • Members
      • Is Admin
      • Get Announcement
      • Update Announcement
    • Chats
      • Pin
      • Mute
      • List
      • Hide
    • Message
      • Send
      • Read
      • Hide
      • List
      • Unread Count
  • JS-SDK
    • Relation-Auth
      • Quick Start
      • Method
    • IM-JS-SDK
      • Quick Start
      • Static Method
      • Events
      • Method
      • Parse Message
    • Plugin-JS-SDK
      • Quick Start
  • Appendix
    • Error Code
    • Contract Address
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  • Rate Limits
  • addressAuthToken
  • unifiedAuthToken
  1. Developer Guide

Glossary

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ApiKey

When you call the RelationONE Api, you need to add ApiKey in the http Header.

The ApiKey is used to authenticate the application making the request.

The following ApiKey sample is for testing purposes only(NOT for the production environment): 581c6c4fa0b54912b00088aa563342a4.

If you need to use an ApiKey for production, please refer to this form:

Rate Limits

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addressAuthToken

Some Api need to add the I-Authorization: ${addressAuthToken} in the http header to identify the user identity.

You can get it from the following Api:

Signature

unifiedAuthToken

Some Api need to add the Authorization: ${unifiedAuthToken} in the http header to identify the user identity.

You can get it from the following API:

Auth