Logs in the user identified by his user ID. This method should be called whenever a user logs in to the host service. This method returns the ID of the newly created session.
After obtaining the session ID a natural step will be to pass it to the frontend app. Chatwee uses cookies for storing session IDs. When it's initialized it checks whether there is a cookie value set for the following key: "chatwee-SID-[CHAT_ID]" (you can find the chat ID in the Integration tab of your Dashboard). For example: if your chat ID is 5933bfcdbd616d4f73a2b506 then the cookie key will be 'chatwee-SID-5933bfcdbd616d4f73a2b506'. If there is a value in the cookie it's consumed by the application and used as a session identifier. If you use the SSO API on your own then it's your responsibility to pass the session ID you get from the /sso-user/login method to the frontend via cookies. You can also use our PHP SDK that will automatically take care of setting the corresponding cookie value
https://chatwee-api.com/v2/sso-user/login
GET https://chatwee-api.com/v2/sso-user/login?chatId=57c493789da1fbc017000029&clientKey=507f191e810c19729de860ea&userId=582b8fe76b0c2d22587336f4
"3d14222e14addf548a12ffad"
| Name | Description | Type | Mandatory | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| chatId | unique chat ID | string | yes | available in 'INTEGRATION' section of the Chatwee Dashboard |
| clientKey | client secret | string | yes | available in 'INTEGRATION' section of the Chatwee Dashboard |
| userId | user ID | string | yes | obtained with /sso-user/register method |
| userIp | user IP address | string | no | is necessary if ban feature needs to be used against SSO users |