OAuth 2.0 Playground - Revoke Token
This section in the OAuth 2.0 Playground allows developers to simulate the process of revoking an access token. Token revocation is a key feature in OAuth 2.0 that enables applications to invalidate a user’s session, preventing further access to resources without requiring the token to expire naturally.
Refer to this document for more information about this section
¶ Request Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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Authorization Header |
In the token field, paste the access token obtained from the previous authorization flow. This token will be used to authenticate the request. |
¶ Step-by-step
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At first you need to have generated an access token using the /token endpoint
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Once you have the access token in hands, paste it in the token input field and hit the Revoke button
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After you send the required access token, it’s going to retrieve the following information if we were able to revoke the token:
{
"message": "OK"
}