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[doc] Auth user validation info #353

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> You can use the `/v1/streaming_query` (with the same parameters) to get the streaming response (SSE/HTTP chunking). By default, it streams text, but you can also yield events as JSONs via additional `"media_type": "application/json"` parameter in the payload data.

> In the devel environment where authentication module is set to `noop` it is possible to specify an optional query parameter `user_id` with the user identification. This parameter can be set to any value, but currently it is preferred to use UUID.


### Validation if the logged-in user is authorized to access service

To validate if the logged-in user is authorized to access the service, the following REST API call can be utilized:

```sh
curl -X 'POST' 'http://localhost:8080/authorized' -H 'accept: application/json'
```

For authorized users, 200 OK is returned, otherwise `401 Missing or invalid credentials provided by client` or `403 User is not authorized` HTTP codes can be returned.

> In the devel environment where authentication module is set to `noop` it is possible to specify an optional query parameter `user_id` with the user identification. This parameter can be set to any value, but currently it is preferred to use UUID.


### Swagger UI

Web page with Swagger UI has the standard `/docs` endpoint. If the service is running on localhost on port 8080, Swagger UI can be accessed on the address `http://localhost:8080/docs`.
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