Closed igorw closed 14 years ago
Can you point me to some docs for this Basic Auth support?
Turns out, it's not actual basic auth, but an API to receive a token via email/password.
You make a request to /token supplying email and password parameters.
The authorize! method was originally written for integration testing with the OAuth API. Supporting the token API is a completely different feature which I'll work on.
authorize! uses a fake browser to login and authorize. Why does it go through the GUI? Wouldn't it make more sense to use the existing support for basic auth?