SyAuth developer documentation
SyAuth provides login and user management for applications. You can first try its hosted login with a test account, then have a developer connect it to your product.
New to SyAuth? Start with dashboard setup. You need a SyAuth dashboard account, an active plan, and an email address you can access. You can test hosted login without having an app.
For a first test, follow Manual test without an application. It explains what to open, which account to use, what happens after Approve, and what to do if you see an error. A small program receives the login result on your computer.
When you are ready to connect a real app, a developer can implement hosted OAuth sign-in or custom email/password forms. Your first API call is a separate terminal test for managing workspace settings; it is optional for trying hosted login.
| What you want to do | Guide |
|---|---|
| Set up your account and application | Getting started |
| Try login without an app | Manual login test |
| Understand callback, token, scope and other terms | Plain-language terms |
| Check your credentials with a first request | First API call |
| Add hosted login to your app | OAuth and OpenID Connect |
| Build your own login form | Email and password authentication |
| Automate workspace management | Developer API |
| Look up fields and responses while writing code | API reference |
| Diagnose a failed request | Troubleshooting |
| Diagnose a TLS/network failure or test TLS 1.2 | TLS and network diagnostics |
Dashboard: syauth.com. API base URL: https://api.syauth.com/e/v1.
The guides distinguish your developer account from your application's users, and explain which credential each request needs. Check integration availability before adopting advanced identity features.