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Logins - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
Create a new login for an existing user in the given account. Request Parameters: ... Example Request:
Authentication Providers - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
A URI to download the SAML metadata from, and automatically populate idp_entity_id, log_in_url, log_out_url, certificate_fingerprint, and identifier_format. This URI will also be saved, and the …
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Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
This documentation is generated directly from the Canvas LMS code. You can generate this documentation yourself if you've set up a local Canvas environment following the instructions on Github.
Users - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
An User object looks like: // A Canvas user, e.g. a student, teacher, administrator, observer, etc.
OAuth2 Endpoints - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
GET login/session_token If your application needs to begin a normal web session in order to access features not supported via API (such as quiz taking), you can use your API access token in order to …
OAuth2 - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
Canvas uses OAuth2 (specifically RFC-6749) for authentication and authorization of the Canvas API. Additionally, Canvas uses OAuth2 for LTI Advantage service authentication (as described in the IMS …
Courses - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
Returns the paginated list of users in this course, ordered by how recently they have logged in. The records include the ‘last_login’ field which contains a timestamp of the last time that user logged into …
Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
A provider specification must include an ‘auth_type’ parameter with a value of ‘apple’, ‘canvas’, ‘cas’, ‘clever’, ‘facebook’, ‘github’, ‘google’, ‘ldap’, ‘linkedin’, ‘microsoft’, ‘openid_connect’, or ‘saml’.