Using an API token instead of an access hash

[CassidyDNS]

I've almost finished developing my own server module, however, I'd like to provide the option for using a password or API key (instead of the access hash). I can see that some server modules like cPanel provide an API key instead of an access hash, but I can't find any docs on how to make it use that instead. I've searched Google, etc as well and I can't find anything on how to do this.

Would anyone here be able to help please?

[JavierCN]

Hi:

Have you tried a var_dump($vars) in the module _TestConnection function and get the values from it? The $vars contains all the authentication values.

You can get the authentication values from the tblservers table.

Regards.

 

Edited September 26, 2023 by JavierCN
Missunderstanding

[CassidyDNS]

The issue isn't with retrieving the values, it's with setting them. When creating a new server, the cPanel module doesn't ask for an "Access Hash" like other modules, instead it asks for an "API Token". I want my module to ask for an API Token as well and not an Access Hash.

[JavierCN]

Hi:

I've tested. I guess it's hardcoded in WHMCS, if you name your module "cpanel" the module will show the API Token field, so the module does not control if the "API Token" field appears, it's WHMCS.

Just use the "access hash" field to set the token, or use JS (via hook) to change the display of "#newToken" and "#newHash" fields whenever #addType is changed.

Regards.