EasyAR CRS API · Authentication Profile

Easyar Crs Api Authentication

Authentication

EasyAR CRS API declares 2 security scheme(s) across its OpenAPI definitions.

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Methods: Schemes: 2 OAuth flows: API key in:

Security Schemes

apiKeyToken token
· in: header ()
requestSignature signature
· in: query-or-body ()

Source

Authentication Profile

easyar-crs-api-authentication.yml Raw ↑
generated: '2026-09-03'
method: searched
source: https://www.easyar.com/doc/en/develop/apikey-auth.html
docs: https://www.easyar.com/doc/en/develop/apikey-auth.html
note: >-
  No OpenAPI is published, so this profile is written from the provider's own authentication docs
  (Get and use API Key; Introduction to cloud recognition APIs). EasyAR cloud services (CRS cloud
  recognition, Sparse SpatialMap, Mega Block localization) share one unified API Key system.
schemes:
  - name: apiKeyToken
    type: token
    in: header
    header: Authorization
    description: >-
      Temporary access token placed in the HTTP Authorization header. Tokens are issued either from
      the EasyAR development center UI or programmatically from the STS (Security Token Service) by
      signing apiKey + expires + acl + timestamp with the API Secret (sha256 of sorted key+value
      concatenation with the secret appended). The acl grants per-service, per-resource, per-permission
      access, e.g. {service: "ecs:crs", resource: ["<CRS AppId>"], effect: "Allow", permission: ["READ"]}.
      Tokens expire after the requested validity window (expires, in seconds).
    docs: https://www.easyar.com/doc/en/develop/apikey-auth.html#api-token
  - name: requestSignature
    type: signature
    in: query-or-body
    description: >-
      Signature authentication carries appId (or legacy appKey), timestamp (milliseconds), apiKey and
      signature as common request parameters instead of an Authorization header. All parameters except
      image binaries are included in the signature calculation; the signature is the hex sha256 of the
      sorted key+value concatenation with the API Secret appended.
    docs: https://www.easyar.com/doc/en/api/cloud/cloud-recognition/apis.html
token_service:
  name: UAC / STS token exchange
  url: https://uac.easyar.com/token/v2
  note: >-
    The docs' management checklist points at "the UAC API — Create Token method, using the original
    APIKey and APISecret to create a Token". No standalone public reference page for the UAC endpoint
    exists in the English doc sitemap; signing examples in PHP/JS/Python/Java/C#/Go are published on
    the apikey-auth page. A blank POST to https://uac.easyar.com/token/v2 answers HTTP 400 (live host).
acl:
  services: ["ecs:crs", "ecs:spatialmap", "ecs:cls", "ecs:vps1"]
  effects: ["Allow", "Deny"]
  permissions: ["READ", "WRITE"]
warnings:
  - Do not use API Key and API Secret directly in client applications (Web, WeChat Mini Programs).
  - Generate tokens server-side and pass them to the client.
oauth2: false
openid_connect: false
mutual_tls: false

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