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    Type Alias PostChildAccountTokenResponses

    type PostChildAccountTokenResponses = {
        "200": {
            created: string;
            expiry: string;
            id: number;
            label: string;
            scopes: string;
            token: string;
        };
    }
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    Properties

    Properties

    "200": {
        created: string;
        expiry: string;
        id: number;
        label: string;
        scopes: string;
        token: string;
    }

    The token generated manually for a child account so its proxy user can access the API and CLI without going through an OAuth login.

    Type Declaration

    • Readonlycreated: string

      Filterable, Read-only The date and time this token was created.

    • Readonlyexpiry: string

      Read-only When this token expires. This is default set to 15 minutes from the time of creation. Proxy user tokens can't be renewed. After this time, Akamai revokes the token and you need to generate a new one.

    • Readonlyid: number

      Read-only The proxy user token's unique ID, which can be used to revoke it.

    • label: string

      Filterable The name of the token. The API automatically sets this to <username>_<uid>_<time>. It's composed of the username for your parent account user, the unique uid Akamai assigned to identify your user, and the time the API generated the token. This is for display purposes only, but you can use it to help track how you're using each proxy user token.

    • Readonlyscopes: string

      Read-only The scopes this token was created with. Defaults to *. Proxy user tokens automatically inherit all the permissions of the proxy user.

    • Readonlytoken: string

      Read-only The proxy user token that can be used to access the API and CLI. After you create a token, you can see the full token in the response. All other operations that contain this token only show the first 16 characters in their response.