On the Application Configuration page, you can manage the application’s basic information, endpoint information, authentication settings, and delete the application.
Path: Log in to the RootAuth console → Navigate to the target application → Click Configuration in the top navigation bar → Select Application – Application Management → Application Configuration
1. Basic Information
Here you set the display information and environment label for the application.
| Configuration Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Application Name | The display name of the application. Required. |
| Application Logo | The application icon. Supports image upload. Recommended aspect ratio 1:1, maximum size 10 MB. |
| Application Type | Currently fixed as Web Application. Cannot be modified. |
| Environment Label | Used to distinguish between development and production environments. It is only a visual identifier and does not affect the actual runtime environment. This label is displayed on the application card and next to the application name in the top navigation bar, helping the team identify the environment status. |

Note: The environment label is only an identifier. RootAuth does not provide isolated environments; all applications run in the same online environment.
2. Endpoint Information
The system automatically generates the following endpoint information for use when integrating the application:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| App ID | The unique identifier of the application. Click to copy. |
| App Secret | The application secret. Partially masked for security. |


Note: Click Refresh Secret to generate a new App Secret. After confirmation, the new secret takes effect immediately, and the old secret becomes invalid. Please proceed with caution.
3. Authentication Configuration
Configure the redirect addresses for user login and logout.
| Configuration Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Login Callback URL | Required. The address to redirect to after successful user authentication. Multiple URLs can be configured, separated by commas. |
| Logout Callback URL | The address to redirect to after user logout. Multiple URLs can be configured, separated by commas. |

Note: The Login Callback URL is required. When configuring the demo application for the first time, you must fill in this item; otherwise, you cannot save any other changes (including basic information, endpoint information, and authentication configuration).
4. Delete Application
Located at the bottom of the page. Click the Delete Application button and confirm the deletion in the pop-up dialog.

Note: Once confirmed, the application will be permanently removed, and all associated data (such as users, configurations, logs, etc.) will be cleared and cannot be recovered. Please proceed with caution.