API Error 401

[EinNiki]

Describe the bug
Cannot connect to API Error code 401

Environment Details (please complete the following information):

• OS: [Debian 12 ]
• Browser [Chrome]
• Jellystat Version [1.1]
• Jellyfin Version [10.10.1]

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Container Logs
[JELLYSTAT] Server listening on http://127.0.0.1:3000Invalid token

[CyferShepard]

Hey @EinNiki , try logging out and back in, if you are on the login page but are receiving this error, try deleting the token in the local storage. Open your browsers developer tools, go to Application tab, and under local storage

[EinNiki]

I made a DashBoard where I use the Jellystat api

[CyferShepard]

Oh, are you using the api key in your authorization header? Can you provide an example of the api call you setup?

[EinNiki]

https://haste.simplecloud.app/amixoyezor.js

[CyferShepard]

seems like your using the api token as a bearer auth, it needs to be an api key auth, heres an example in postman.

[EinNiki]

https://haste.simplecloud.app/awafezuxuv.js
Did you mean it like that, if so then it still doesn't work

[CyferShepard]

your api endpoint doesn't look correct, you can reference the swagger docs for the correct endpoints at /swagger

[EinNiki]

curl -X POST "URL" -H "accept: application/json" -H "x-api-token: KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"username\": \"any\", \"password\": \"any\"}"

It still doesn't work (I still get "Unauthorized"). Do I have to have a username and password or not? Could you send me a curl or a code sample?

[Panda260]

hello?

[CyferShepard]

Hey @EinNiki , sorry, just been abit busy so havent had time to reply to issues.
Heres some examples. curl -X GET "/api/getLibraries" \ -H "X-API-Token: KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json"

or curl -X POST "/stats/getLibraryItemsWithStats" \ -H "X-API-Token: KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"libraryid": "your_library_id"}'

[Panda260]

curl -X GET "https://subdomain.maindomain.tld/api/getLibraries"
-H "X-API-Token: KEY-HERE"
-H "Content-Type: application/json"

works for me, I still had to adjust it a little.

[botagas]

Hey @EinNiki , try logging out and back in, if you are on the login page but are receiving this error, try deleting the token in the local storage. Open your browsers developer tools, go to Application tab, and under local storage

Not directly related to the OP's situation, but to the error. I noticed that I have to clear browser cache almost every day to access Jellystat web UI without getting 401 errors. Deleting the session cookie also works, but you also have to do that often. Re-logging doesn't seem to do the trick.