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Authentication & Authorization
OAuth 2.0
Overview

Oauth 2.0 authentication in Bruno

Bruno currently supports OAuth2 authentication for the following three grant types:

  • Authorization Code
  • Client Credentials
  • Password Credentials

Bruno does not provide a default callback URL for OAuth2. You will need to configure your own callback URL when setting up OAuth2 authentication.

OverviewAuthorization Code