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Rebinding Credentials

Rebinding Credentials

Normally, requests will use a cookie and cloudKey defined in the config (or automatically inferred from the environment variables).

setConfig({
  cookie: process.env.MY_ROBLOX_COOKIE,
  cloudKey: process.env.MY_ROBLOX_CLOUD_KEY
})

However, you may want to make requests via a different cookie and or cloudKey, or maybe you want to use an oauthToken with your request instead. This can be done by using the .bind method on any Openblox wrapper method.

const { data:classicUserInfo } = await ClassicUsersApi.userInfo.bind({ cookie: "SENSITIVE_INFO" })({ userId: 45348281 })
 
const { data:cloudUserInfo } = await UsersApi.userInfo.bind({ cloudKey: "SENSITIVE_INFO" })({ userId: 45348281 })
 
const { data:oauthUserInfo } = await OAuthApi.userInfo.bind({ oauthToken: "SENSITIVE_INFO" })()

You can also Assign the rebound Openblox method to a variable - this makes it easier to use the same rebound Openblox method for multiple requests.

const Rebound_ClassicUsersApi_userInfo = ClassicUsersApi.userInfo.bind({ cookie: "SENSITIVE_INFO" })
const Rebound_UsersApi_userInfo = UsersApi.userInfo.bind({ cloudKey: "SENSITIVE_INFO" })
const Rebound_OAuthApi_userInfo = OAuthApi.userInfo.bind({ oauthToken: "SENSITIVE_INFO" })
 
const { data:classicUserInfo } = Rebound_ClassicUsersApi_userInfo({ userId: 45348281 })
const { data:cloudUserInfo } = Rebound_UsersApi_userInfo({ userId: 45348281 })
const { data:oauthUserInfo } = Rebound_OAuthApi_userInfo()
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