Open kenanEkici opened 4 years ago
I had the same issue. In my case the real error was printed in the terminal where the api was running and not in the output error in postman. "SequelizeValidationError: string violation: accessTokenExpiresAt cannot be an array or an object" it was caused by the fact that I had set accessTokenExpiresAt to string instead of date
Is this fixed already? We have the same issues and actually encountered different issues but this is just one. To all the issues I encountered, I dealt it by making sure that all methods return should match the object structure the OAuth2.0 server is expecting in the model. Like:
function getRefreshToken(bearerToken) {
// more codes here
return {
refreshToken: result[0].refresh_token,
refreshTokenExpiresAt: result[0].expires_at,
// scope: result[0].scope, // optional.
client: { id: result[0].client_id }, // with 'id' property
user: { id: result[0].user_id },
};
You can add more as the docs says but the minimum should be met.
I'm using token() with "password" as grant_type and am providing client, secret, username and password. The GetUser() of my model is able to retrieve and return the user. However, as a response I get "missing parameter 'accessToken'. It doesn't make sense to my why I should be providing accessToken when I'm clearly requesting for one?