It's not uncommon that a REST API uses an apikey or something else for first authentication to get a token, and then the token as a bearer token for subsequent requests. You already use bearer token with OAUTH authentication, it would be a small job to implement it, but it would add convenience in use.
It's not uncommon that a REST API uses an apikey or something else for first authentication to get a token, and then the token as a bearer token for subsequent requests. You already use bearer token with OAUTH authentication, it would be a small job to implement it, but it would add convenience in use.