Documentation for Auth0 Configuration.

properties

• :domain - Auth0 domain
• :api_token - API token
• :client_id - Client ID. This value is ignored when API token is provided.
• :client_secret - Client Secret. This value is ignored when API token is provided.
• :max_request_retry_count - Max retry count of request when rate limit is exceeded.
• :correlation_id - Correlation ID
• :token_cache_disabled - disable token cache
• :clear_token_cache - clear token cache
• :http_protocol - "https" (default) or "http". nil is treated as "https" and any other value raises ArgumentError. "http" is intended only for tests and local mock servers: credentials (API token, client secret, access token) are sent in plain text. When "http" is used with a domain whose host is not a loopback address (localhost, 127.0.0.0/8, ::1), a warning is logged once per domain. The setting applies to both Management API and Authentication API requests.
• :recv_timeout - Timeout in milliseconds for receiving the response once the request has been sent. Defaults to 5000 (nil is treated as the default). Must be a positive integer; any other value raises ArgumentError. A request whose response does not arrive in time returns {:error, :timeout}.
• :connect_timeout - Timeout in milliseconds for establishing a connection (name resolution and TCP connect). Defaults to 8000 (nil is treated as the default). Must be a positive integer; any other value raises ArgumentError. Both timeouts apply to Management API and Authentication API requests (including the token requests made by the token cache).

available environment

• AUTH0_DOMAIN - This value is used when %Config{domain: nil}.
• AUTH0_API_TOKEN - This value is used when %Config{api_token: nil}.
• AUTH0_CLIENT_ID - This value is used when %Config{client_id: nil}.
• AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET - This value is used when %Config{client_secret: nil}.
• AUTH0_MAX_REQUEST_RETRY_COUNT - This value is used when %Config{max_request_retry_count: nil}.

sensitive values

:api_token and :client_secret are excluded from inspect/2 output (and therefore from logs and crash reports that inspect the struct). This does not apply to inspect(config, structs: false) or to maps built with Map.from_struct/1.