Credentials for Box JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication. JWT provides server-to-server authentication using a public/private key pair. Recommended for enterprise integrations requiring high security. Prerequisites: - Create a Box application with Server Authentication (with JWT) - Generate a public/private key pair in the Developer Console - Authorize the application in the Box Admin Console - Download the JSON configuration file Security: - private_key encrypted at rest via CSFLE - RSA key pair used for signing JWT assertions - No user interaction required
| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | str | [optional] [default to 'jwt'] | |
| client_id | str | REQUIRED. Box application client ID. | |
| client_secret | str | REQUIRED. Box application client secret. SECURITY: Encrypted at rest via CSFLE. | |
| enterprise_id | str | REQUIRED. Box enterprise ID for JWT authentication. Find in: Box Admin Console > Enterprise Settings. | |
| jwt_key_id | str | REQUIRED. Public key ID registered with Box. Found in the JSON config file as 'publicKeyID'. | |
| private_key | str | REQUIRED. PEM-encoded RSA private key for JWT signing. SECURITY: Encrypted at rest via CSFLE. Never log or expose. Found in the JSON config file as 'privateKey'. | |
| private_key_passphrase | str | Passphrase for the private key if it is encrypted. SECURITY: Encrypted at rest via CSFLE. | [optional] |
from mixpeek.models.box_jwt_credentials import BoxJWTCredentials
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of BoxJWTCredentials from a JSON string
box_jwt_credentials_instance = BoxJWTCredentials.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(BoxJWTCredentials.to_json())
# convert the object into a dict
box_jwt_credentials_dict = box_jwt_credentials_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of BoxJWTCredentials from a dict
box_jwt_credentials_from_dict = BoxJWTCredentials.from_dict(box_jwt_credentials_dict)