API Overview

1. Overview

The core of FusionAuth is a set of RESTful APIs that allow you to quickly integrate login, registration and advanced User management features into your application. The FusionAuth web UI is built upon these APIs, with the exception of managing API keys everything in the UI is available through an API.

On this page you will find links to each of the API groups and a general overview of the API status codes you can expect back from each API. Each API will also document specific status codes and the specific meaning of the status code.

 


• APIs

• Status Codes

2. APIs

Unless stated otherwise, all of the FusionAuth APIs will expect to receive a JSON request body. Ensure you have added this HTTP header Content-Type: application/json to your HTTP request.

• Tenants - These APIs allow you to manage Tenants (CRUD operations).

• Applications - Create, Retrieve, Update and Delete Applications and Application Roles

• Users - Create, Retrieve, Update and Delete Users, Search for Users, Bulk Import and Password Management

• Registration - These APIs allow you to manage the relationship between Users and Applications, also known as Registrations (CRUD operations).

• Groups - These APIs allow you to manage Groups (CRUD operations) as well Group membership.

• Login - These APIs allow you authenticate Users.

• Identity Providers - These APIs allow you manage Identity Providers for federating logins.

• Integrations - These APIs allow you to manage FusionAuth integrations such as Kafka, Twilio and CleanSpeak.

• JSON Web Tokens - These APIs allow you to manage Refresh Tokens, verify Access Tokens and retrieve public keys used for verifying JWT signatures.

• User Actions - These APIs allow you to manage User Actions which are the definitions of actions that can be taken on Users (CRUD operations).

• User Action Reasons - These APIs allow you to manage User Action Reasons which are used when you action Users (CRUD operations).

• User Comments - These APIs allow retrieve or create comments on Users.

• Actioning Users - These APIs allow you to take actions on Users or modify previous actions (CRUD operations).

• Email - These APIs allow you both manage Email Templates (CRUD operations) as well as send emails to Users.

• Webhooks - These APIs allow you manage Webhooks (CRUD operations).

• Reports - These APIs allow you retrieve reporting information from FusionAuth.

• Audit Logs - These APIs allow you update or query the Audit Log.

• System - These APIs allow you to retrieve and update the system configuration.

• Status - This API provides you status information about FusionAuth.

3. Status Codes

Each API may document specific status codes and provide a specific reason for returning that status code. This is a general overview of the status codes you may expect from an API and what they will mean to you.