authentik/website/docs/customize/blueprints/v1/models.md

# Models

Some models behave differently and allow for access to different API fields when created via blueprint.

## `authentik_core.token`

### `key` <span class="badge badge--version">authentik 2023.4+</span>

Via the standard API, a token's key cannot be changed, it can only be rotated. This is to ensure a high entropy in it's key, and to prevent insecure data from being used. However, when provisioning tokens via a blueprint, it may be required to set a token to an existing value.

With blueprints, the field `key` can be set, to set the token's key to any value.

For example:

```yaml
# [...]
- model: authentik_core.token
  state: present
  identifiers:
      identifier: my-token
  attrs:
      key: this-should-be-a-long-value
      user: !KeyOf my-user
      intent: api
```

## `authentik_core.user`

### `password` <span class="badge badge--version">authentik 2023.6+</span>

Via the standard API, a user's password can only be set via the separate `/api/v3/core/users/<id>/set_password/` endpoint. In blueprints, the password of a user can be set using the `password` field.

Keep in mind that if an LDAP Source is configured and the user maps to an LDAP user, this password change will be propagated to the LDAP server.

For example:

```yaml
# [...]
- model: authentik_core.user
  state: present
  identifiers:
      username: test-user
  attrs:
      name: test user
      password: this-should-be-a-long-value
```

### `permissions` <span class="badge badge--version">authentik 2024.8+</span>

The `permissions` field can be used to set global permissions for a user. A full list of possible permissions is included in the JSON schema for blueprints.

For example:

```yaml
# [...]
- model: authentik_core.user
  identifiers:
      username: test-user
  attrs:
      permissions:
          - authentik_blueprints.view_blueprintinstance
```

## `authentik_core.application`

### `icon` <span class="badge badge--version">authentik 2023.5+</span>

Application icons can be directly set to URLs with the `icon` field.

For example:

```yaml
# [...]
- model: authentik_core.application
  identifiers:
      slug: my-app
  attrs:
      name: My App
      icon: https://goauthentik.io/img/icon.png
```

## `authentik_sources_oauth.oauthsource`, `authentik_sources_saml.samlsource`, `authentik_sources_plex.plexsource`

### `icon` <span class="badge badge--version">authentik 2023.5+</span>

Source icons can be directly set to URLs with the `icon` field.

For example:

```yaml
# [...]
- model: authentik_sources_oauth.oauthsource
  identifiers:
      slug: my-source
  attrs:
      name: My source
      icon: https://goauthentik.io/img/icon.png
```

## `authentik_flows.flow`

### `icon` <span class="badge badge--version">authentik 2023.5+</span>

Flow backgrounds can be directly set to URLs with the `background` field.

For example:

```yaml
# [...]
- model: authentik_flows.flow
  identifiers:
      slug: my-flow
  attrs:
      name: my-flow
      title: My flow
      designation: authentication
      background: https://goauthentik.io/img/icon.png
```

## `authentik_rbac.role`

### `permissions` <span class="badge badge--version">authentik 2024.8+</span>

The `permissions` field can be used to set global permissions for a role. A full list of possible permissions is included in the JSON schema for blueprints.

For example:

```yaml
# [...]
- model: authentik_rbac.role
  identifiers:
      name: test-role
  attrs:
      permissions:
          - authentik_blueprints.view_blueprintinstance
```