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    Function getToken

    • Use this function to retrieve tokens by using a username and password.

      If you are using this function in a browser environment, you need to specify the origin. If you try to access a Wikimedia server, you need to be on a Wikimedia domain. All other domains are blocked. See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T22814 and https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=CommonSettings.php#:~:text=%24wgCrossSiteAJAXdomains

      You can pass in a custom axios instance to use for the requests. This is mainly intended for CORS circumvention purposes. Use, for example, axios-over-http to do the actual requests on a server. The only requirement for these axios instances is that they have the same API as the axios package. The only required function is the main axios() function.

      Parameters

      • username: string

        The username of the user

      • password: string

        The password of the user

      • Optionalconfig: GetTokenConfig

        The config for the function

        • server

          The server to get the token from

        • origin

          The origin to use for the API calls, aka the "domain" of the web app (only needed for CORS)

        • axiosOptions

          The options to pass to axios. Please use sparingly as this may be considered a hack. Please open an issue if you need this.

        • axiosInstance

          The axios instance to use. This is mainly intended for CORS circumvention purposes. Use, for example, axios-over-http to do the actual requests on a server.

      Returns Promise<Token>

      An object containing the token and the cookie

      If the login was not successful

      const token = await getToken('your wikidata username', 'your wikidata password');
      upload(item, {
      summary: 'test update',
      authToken: token
      });