Error with getAccessToken()

[Jakosaur]

Bug Report

Your Environment

Software	Version(s)
the-traveler	1.0.1
Node	10.16.0
Operating System	Windows 10

Expected Behavior

obtain the OAuth Access token with the getAccessToken() method

Current Behavior

Code Sample

Using the sample given in the documentation traveler.oauth.getAccessToken(hereComesTheCode).then(oauth => { // Provide your traveler object with the oauth object. This is later used for making authenticated calls traveler.oauth = oauth; }).catch(err => { console.log(err) })

Just changed hereComesTheCode to my own variable which has the code stored.

[Jakosaur]

Also, just a question. If I've given the Traveler object my clientID -

should I need to parse my clientID again when using generateOAuthURL? Doesn't seem to work without parsing my clientID. traveler.oauth.generateOAuthURL(settings.api.clientID)

Was just following the documentation and it didn't show parsing the clientID 🙂

const authUrl = traveler.oauth.generateOAuthURL(); // The URL your users have to visit to give your application access

Not sure if it's possible for it to read what you've already given to the object, that'd be really convenient, or whether the documentation just needs a quick update. Thanks again 🙂👍

[alexanderwe]

@Jakosaur Thanks for your issue. Indeed there seems to be an issue with the OAuth methods. Additionally I should update the documentations to clear things up:

• You do not need to set the OAuth object to the traveler object anymore, since every OAuth method now needs the access token to be actively passed as a parameter.
• You are also right that generateOAuthURL needs the ClientID to be provided again. I will think about if this a good approach or if I should use the clientID set on the traveler object.

Unfortunately I do not have time to fix the issue this weekend.. I hope I can get to work on it until next Sunday, hope that does not causes some problems on your side. But you are also free to open a PR if you already found a fix for it :)

[Jakosaur]

You are also right that generateOAuthURL needs the ClientID to be provided again. I will think about if this a good approach or if I should use the clientID set on the traveler object.

If it's possible to use the clientID set on the Traveler object, it'd be more convenient - in my opinion. Further up the documentation for OAuth, the example tells you to give your clientID so would make more sense to not have to give it again 🙂

[Jakosaur]

Haven't had a chance to take a look yet, if I get a chance I'll have a look this weekend to "hopefully" fix this error. 🙂

[alexanderwe]

I also didn't have a change to look at it, really sorry for that - I assume it has something to do with the imports of FormData but I am not 100% sure about it

[roxaloxa]

I am also hitting this error in the same scenario, but on macOS 10.14.5.

AdonisJS is kind enough to show the code, presumably it's an import or scoping issue.

[roxaloxa]

I threw a var FormData = require('form-data') at the top of OAuthResource.js to see if that'd be enough and now I'm getting another error deeper in from the got package: TypeError: The `body` option must be an Object or Array when the `json` option is used

Now I'm out of my depth so I hope this can be fixed soon, would love to use this package. :)

[roxaloxa]

(Apologies for the triple comment!)

I got it working locally by ditching FormData altogether and just manually building an object with client_id, code, and grant_type in it in OAuthResource.js. Presumably there's a benefit to FormData I'm missing, but at least I can move forward with OAuth while this gets looked at. 😃

[Jakosaur]

Just remembered about this issue, haven't had a chance to try and fix it and push a PR. I'll try the solution above 🙂

[Jakosaur]

@roxaloxa I can't seem to get this working for some reason. Able to send a screenshot of the changes you made? 🙂

[roxaloxa]

@roxaloxa I can't seem to get this working for some reason. Able to send a screenshot of the changes you made? 🙂

My app is kinda broken right now 😅 but here's the relevant code from the-traveler/build/resources/OAuthResource.js:

    OAuthResource.prototype.getAccessToken = function (code, oauthClientId, oauthClientSecret) {
        var _this = this;
        // var form = new FormData();
        // form.append('client_id', oauthClientId);
        // form.append('code', code);
        // form.append('grant_type', 'authorization_code');

        // form = {
        //     client_id: oauthClientId,
        //     code: code,
        //     grant_type: 'authorization_code'
        // };

        form = "client_id=" + oauthClientId + "&code=" + code + "&grant_type=authorization_code"

        var options = {
            body: form,
            headers: oauthClientId && oauthClientSecret
                ? {
                    authorization: "Basic " + new Buffer(oauthClientId + ":" + oauthClientSecret).toString('base64'),
                    'content-type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
                    'user-agent': this.userAgent
                }
                : {
                    'content-type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded',
                    'user-agent': this.userAgent
                },
            //json: true,
            //method: "post"
        };
        console.log("----- OauthResource.js");
        console.log(options);
        console.log("----- /OauthResource.js");
        return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
            _this.httpService
                .post('https://www.bungie.net/platform/app/oauth/token/', options)
                .then(function (response) {
                resolve(response);
            })
                .catch(function (err) {
                reject(err);
            });
        });
    };

You can kinda see my thought process with what's commented out. Basically ditching the FormData stuff. Back when I made the comment, the object worked fine and something changed since so now I do the manually built string of params. It's not pretty, but it let me move on for the time being.

[Jakosaur]

@roxaloxa Thanks for that! Working perfectly for me 😊