Online token generation methods
SharinPix online tokens are used to display SharinPix components online within your organization or on the SharinPix mobile app, while connected to the internet.
Such tokens are commonly used:
- In your Salesforce organization to display a SharinPix image or components such as the SharinPix album or search.
- In the SharinPix mobile app to display a SharinPix image, album, or search.
Online tokens can be generated:
- Using the SharinPix Share Selection Lightning component. (Admin-Friendly)
- Using custom Apex methods. (Developer-Oriented)
- Using Apex Triggers. (Developer-Oriented)
This article outlines the methods to generate online tokens.
Tips:
- For more information on SharinPix tokens, refer to this article: Working with SharinPix Tokens
- The SharinPix Permission object is an easy and maintainable alternative to token generation by code. It is preferred to use SharinPix Permission records for SharinPix Lightning components that enable the use of custom SharinPix permission.
- The Code Generator provides an interface allowing users to manually add, remove or modify SharinPix Album abilities and features before generating the corresponding code. It is a handy tool to test and construct corresponding token values in Apex classes and Visualforce pages.
1. Using the SharinPix Share Selection Lightning component.
The SharinPix Share Selection component is a button allowing users to generate an online search token of images pre-selected on another SharinPix component such as the SharinPix Album, SharinPix Search and SharinPIx Related Search.
For more information on how to configure and use the SharinPix Share Selection component, refer to this article: SharinPix Share Selection
2. Using custom Apex methods
You can create your own Apex method to generate SharinPix online tokens.
The code snippet below demonstrates how to generate a SharinPix online token in an Apex method:
public String generateToken(Id recordID) {
sharinpix.Client clientInstance = sharinpix.Client.getInstance();
String token = clientInstance.token(
new Map<String, Object> {
'Id' => recordID,
'path' => '/pagelayout/' + recordID,
'abilities' => new Map<String, Object> {
recordID => new Map<String, Object> {
'Access' => new Map<String, Boolean> {
'see' => true,
'image_list' => true,
'image_upload' => true
}
}
}
}
);
return token;
}3. Using Apex Triggers
You can implement an automatic online token generation using an Apex Trigger and store the generated token in a Salesforce field.
Below is an example code to generate a token to view the images on a work order.
sharinpix.Client clientInstance = sharinpix.Client.getInstance();
String token;
for (WorkOrder wOrder : Trigger.new) {
if (String.isBlank(wOrder.SharinPix_Token__c)) {
token = sharinpix.Client.getInstance().token(
new Map<String, Object> {
'Id' => wOrder.Id,
'exp' => 0, //the value 0 means non expiring token
'path' => '/pagelayout/' + wOrder.Id,
'abilities' => new Map<String, Object> {
wOrder.Id => new Map<String, Object> {
'Access' => new Map<String, Boolean> {
'see' => true,
'image_list' => true,
'image_upload' => true
}
}
}
}
);
}
}
//Save token value in Salesforce fieldFor more information on how to implement such Apex Trigger, refer to the following article: SharinPix automatic token generation (Developer-oriented)
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