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This repo bundles all parts of the keytracker project:
- `server`: The keytracker backend that provides the API
- `frontend`: The web frontend for the keytracker
- `telegram`: The Telegram Bot (which also uses the API)

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to retrieve the key name and get a new auth token to query the keyholder.
Changing the key name does also automatically update as the key name is not stored in the database.
The same applies for the password. Note that when the password is changed all users that already
have access to the keyholder data keep their access (The auth token remain valid)
have access to the keyholder data keep their access (The auth token remain valid).
Changing the key id is equivalent to adding a new key and deleting the old key.
Changing the claim token will automatically add the new token to the database, however the old token
will not automatically be invalidated. To invalidate the old key (e.g. to invalidate a QR code),
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`[{"name": "<Name>", "contact": "<Contact>", "timestamp": <unix timestamp>}, ...]`.
If the auth token is not allowed to query the keyholder a 403 error is returned.
*/status/<claim id>* (GET)
*/status/\<claim id\>* (GET)
Query whether the given claim is still the latest. This is the only request that does not require a token.
It may return the following values:
`unknown` - the claim id is unknown