`POST` `mist.io/auth`

  Authenticate to mist.io service

  Example request:

      POST /auth
      Host: mist.io
      Accept: application/json; charset=UTF-8

      {
        "email":"user376@mail.com",
        "password":"mysuperpassword"
      }

  Example response:

      {
         "mist_api_token": "4a2c2j08099809709as098087832843e561abb495c4a30726a8590f73adad",
         "current_plan":
         {
             "started": 1384966750.686227,
             "has_expired": false,
             "promo_code": "PROMO50",
             "expiration": 1416502750.686229,
             "title": "Basic"
         },
         "user_details":
         {
             "country": "Greece",
             "number_of_servers": "1-5",
             "number_of_people": "1-5",
             "name": "John Doe",
             "company_name": "mist"
         }
      }

  Using this api token in your header you can now use all of mist.io’s API by passing in your headers:

      Authorized: 4a2c2j08099809709as098087832843e561abb495c4a30726a8590f73adad

  In case you have your own installation of mist, you do not have to authenticate and get a token to use mist.io’s RESTful API. However by doing so you can have your own setup and use the premioum services of mist such as monitoring, adding rules and alerts to your machine.