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jeff-blaisdell / passport-smartthings

A Passport.js OAuth 2.0 strategy for Smart Things.
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How this will work with samsung smart thing oauth 2? #1

Open arorasahil1234 opened 6 years ago

arorasahil1234 commented 6 years ago

How this will work with samsung smart thing oauth 2?I need to access the endpoint api so that i can use it in my custom application

jeff-blaisdell commented 6 years ago

Currently, the new Samsung SmartThings REST API doesn't support a traditional OAuth flow that you can launch from your external application. I know that support is coming soon.

If you're trying to build a custom ui application over the SmartThings REST API, using personal access tokens for now might be your best bet.

If I'm misunderstanding your request, please provide more details of your use case.

arorasahil1234 commented 6 years ago

Could you share any documentation so that I can call that custom rest api from my custom application and can toggle the switch or sensor I can follow any flow no issues with that any guidance or support will be a great help.

Regards, Sahil Arora

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Currently, the new Samsung SmartThings REST API doesn't support a traditional OAuth flow that you can launch from your external application. I know that support is coming soon.

If you're trying to build a custom ui application over the SmartThings REST API, using personal access tokens for now might be your best bet.

If I'm misunderstanding your request, please provide more details of your use case.

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jeff-blaisdell commented 6 years ago

How to get a personal access token is documented here: Example With Postman and the SmartThings API Reference here.