I have a Titanium Appcelerator project and I am trying to incorporate an API that uses oAuth. I found an excellent implementation of oAuth in Titanium Appcelerator for SimpleGeo by Aaron Saunders over at his blog:
http://blog.clearlyinnovative.com/post/3321606289/titanium-appcelerator-quickie-oauth-and-simplegeo
It is extremely simplified and boiled down so I figured it would be easy to transfer the implementation to other APIs. In my case, I would like to extend it to Quizlet's API found here:
https://quizlet.com/api/2.0/docs/authorization_code_flow/
However, I am afraid I am just too new to oAuth in general that I don't even know where to begin, especially in how and what to do to the parameters. I'm hoping it's as simple as changing some parameters around.
It would be terrific if an expert could spare some time and maybe explain how I would go about adapting the implementation for Quizlet's API.
Thank you so much in advance. Please let me know if you would like me to paste in the code from Aaron's blog or do anything. I didn't want to clutter this post.
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I recently came across the Frida tool. And it feels amazing. But I can't find a good documentation on its Javascript API. For example, where can I read about how to use Java.use('...').methodName.overload('...') correctly? Besides existing examples. I couldn't find it on their website https://frida.re/
I am looking to build a client for a website, the api the website provides is with postGraphile https://api.twetch.app/v1/graphiql . I have been struggling to integrate this with Swift. If anyone has any resources on this it would be greatly appreciated!
If you want a full GraphQL client on iOS the easiest way is Apollo iOS
There is a little bit of setup but it will let you query your API easily and give you auto completion and caching strategies.
You can of course query the API manually too but it will require quite a bit more work.
I don't normally ask for help on stack overflow, but when I do, it's usually after pulling out my hair for at least a few days!
That said, I'm having a heck of a time integrating Google Calendar in my MVC app. I need to be able to ask my users for their authorization and then do stuff with their calendar such as create events. I wouldn't say I'm having trouble getting the authorization from the user necessarily, but rather once I have it, how to go about using the refresh token. Or maybe I'm just not understanding the work flow.
Anyhow, Google's documentation on this is dismal at best. Searching for answers has been fruitless. The best solution I was able to find and actually make work is from here: nanovazquez/google-calendar-sample. Unfortunately that example is using a really early build and a lot had changed since.
So my question is this: does anyone know of, or have any working examples of an MVC project that uses the latest (or a more recent version) of the Google Calendar v3 api?
THANKS!
It seems that there's not going to be a lot of help in this area. I finally managed to figure things out for myself from what ever materials I was able to find. I suggest to start by creating a mock-up project to test things out. Once you have that working, you can port what you have over to an existing project. Be advised though, if it doesn't work there you'll probably end up doing a bit of sleuthing to chase down the problem that's not necessarily related to Google's API.
We need to integrate our custom in house applications with quickbooks. When I saw the QB REST API and the IPP I was like "Yay!!! Finally Qb offered us something useful!".
It was a happy moment.....
Then I read this in the FAQ
I want to integrate my custom (non-SaaS, single-tenant) solution with QuickBooks API. Can I do this?
Not today, but we are considering it.
What? Why?
were paying customers, we have integration problems....largely caused by YOU intuit!
You already built it...I assume it works...so there's no effort whatsoever on your part!
So now you offer an API on a silver platter....but...oh wait....you can't use it.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Somebody tell me that I'm simply misunderstanding this....
Your understanding is correct. IPP Intuit Anywhere is the new platform only for SaaS applications.
Intuit still provides the traditional QBSDK SDK v12, which is useful if you are creating a custom integration for one company, or focused entirely on desktop scenarios only.
QBSDK Ref - https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0025_quickbooksapi/0055_devkits/0250_qb
I'm not sure if this is a good option for you but we have created a pretty slick sync with QuickBooks using the SDK for the Method Integration platform. You can use our API with the sync engine to do what you need. You'll need a Method account though which is $40.00 per month.
I have done a lot of integration with QB, and prefer to use the RSSBus ADO.NET provider. It is infinitely easier than using Intuit's SDK, and has great documentation, such as - http://cdn.rssbus.com/help/RQ4/ado/pg_desktoptable-purchaseorders.htm. It works with the Desktop version and QB online.
I am not affiliated with them at all, just a happy customer!
I made an application that works with the twitter API to generate tweets.
Now I want to expand my application but to do the things I want in my application I have to authenticate with the twitter API.
The best example I found was here
But I can't seem to figure out how I can authenticate.
Is there anyone that has experience with this or if there is a good reliable OAuth class for delphi?
I dont consider the class in the example from the link as reliable since this post is from 2009. If you can prove me wrong, please do :)
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I have made that same search myself a few months ago and come up empty handed. A similar question recently arose on the ADUG mailing list, and again to no avail.
I don't believe that there is a publicly available Delphi library for OAuth and/or Open Id. IMHO, this is an open source project ripe for development by some-one with the time and motivation.