Request Access Token
Auth Endpoints
Request Access Token
Obtain a new access token using a refresh token
POST
Request Access Token
Exchanges a valid refresh token for a new access token and a new refresh token. This endpoint implements refresh token rotation: every successful call revokes the current refresh token and issues a replacement. Reusing a revoked refresh token is detected as a potential replay attack and results in the entire token family being invalidated.Documentation Index
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Body Parameters
The refresh token JWT. If omitted or
null, the server returns 200 with
{ user: null, accessToken: null } — indicating no active session. The
success and refreshToken fields are absent in this case.Response
When a valid refresh token is provided, the response is:true when a valid refresh token was provided and a new session was issued.
This field is absent when no refresh token was submitted.New short-lived JWT access token. Expires in 30 minutes.
null if no refresh
token was provided.New long-lived JWT refresh token (rotated). Expires in 30 days. This field is
absent when no refresh token was provided.
The authenticated user’s full profile, or
null if no refresh token was
provided.Token Rotation and Reuse Detection
Each call to this endpoint revokes the submitted refresh token and issues a new one. If the same refresh token is submitted again after being revoked:- Within 30 seconds of revocation (grace period): The server returns the successor token to handle concurrent requests gracefully.
- After 30 seconds: The entire token family is destroyed and the user must sign in again.
Error Responses
Project Mismatch — 403
Project Mismatch — 403
Token Not Recognized — 403
Token Not Recognized — 403
Token Reuse Detected — 401
Token Reuse Detected — 401
Token Expired or Malformed — 403
Token Expired or Malformed — 403
User Not Found — 403
User Not Found — 403
See Also
useAuthhook —requestNewAccessToken- Authentication overview

