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# Authentication
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> **Note**<br>
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> The following page is based on version `1.0.0` of BrickTracker.
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> **Warning**<br>
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> This is a lightweight access control feature and does not provide any strong layer of security to the application.
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By default, every feature of the application is available.
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Although it does not support individual accounts, it is possible to protect every "dangerous" feature under a password.
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This can be useful if you want other people to access your inventory of sets in a "read-only" fashion.
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To set up the authentication, you need to set the two following environment variables:
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- `BK_AUTHENTICATION_KEY`: a secret for the server to encrypt the session cookie. See [.env.sample](../.env.sample) for how to generate the value
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- `BK_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD`: the actual password
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> **Warning**<br>
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> The password is stored in **plaintext**. Be mindful.
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Once the authentication is set up, you should see a  pill on the right side of the menu bar.
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If you click on it, or if you try to access a page requiring authentication, you will not be greeted with a login prompt.
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Once authenticated the pill will switch to .
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## Login out
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If you need to log out, click the  pill.
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Then press the **Logout** button in the Admin page.
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## Features require authentication
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If set up, the following will require an authentication:
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- Sets
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- Add
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- Bulk add
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- Delete
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- Change status
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- Change the amount of missing parts
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- Instructions
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- Upload
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- Rename
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- Delete
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- Wishlist
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- Add
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- Delete
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- Admin
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