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I mistakenly clicked the Revoke button beside my site's application (used to push news to twitter). It's been a while since I originally set this up and I cannot find where to grant access to the application again.
Could someone please point me in the right direction? I've combed over the dev.twitter page under my application, and looked through my profile. All I find are references to revoking, not reinstating, application access.
Find the app on https://dev.twitter.com/apps, click on the application name, and on the application details page look for the "my access token" link on the right side.
Twitter now provides Undo Revoke Access Button.......for revoked apps......
Go here https://twitter.com/settings/applications to revoke access and undo revoke access for any app.......
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What I am attempting to do is make a verification website for my Discord server that prompts you to do a captcha, after that redirects you to a Discord application oauth2 page then after you connect my bot inside the server will automatically give you a role "Verified".
I just wanted to know if it was possible and if so how?
Captcha before redirect
OAuth2 page
Yes, it is possible.
You should use express or http as a backend, and when the user joins, DM them a URL to the captcha. You could link the username to the URL, and once they complete the captcha, you should redirect them to the oauth2 page. Once those 2 requirements are complete, make the bot assign them a role.
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I was wondering if somebody could explain to me the benefits and drawbacks of using Client IDs vs. using a Google Service Account if I want to integrate Google Calendar API into my app.
This video did not explain the benefits/drawbacks very clearly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lVSLsE7z8U
I also read this post. What's the difference between api key, client id and service account?
It says that if I use Client IDs, then the user would be granting the app access to some of his/her Google Account's info.
However, I would like more concrete examples of what I would be able to do/accomplish or not do/accomplish as a developer using Client IDs vs using Google Service Account. In the context of integrating Google Calendar API.
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The form to be filled.
I want to be a able to use the API from an IDE.
Using the api from an IDE really doesn't matter. Even if you have an installed application that is not hosted on a website you still need to enter this information. Users of your application still need to find the website of your company or application, and the information containing your privacy policy. Just point it to the home page for your application on your companies website and make sure to put up a privacy policy page as well there are several projects around that show format of GDPR compliant privacy policy.
The form in question is used for Oauth2 credentials. When the user grants consent to your application they need to be able to find some required information about your application.
Application homepage: Link to the home page for your application,
Application privacy policy link: Link to the privacy policy for your application.
gsuite
If you are a gusite user you can set your project to internal only meaning that only users on your gsuite domain will be using it making verification a bit easier.
However i dont think that it matters you will still need to put something into these fiels.
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We need access token with google silent login. Don't want to show login screen. We want to do login in the background.
In any social media login integration, we get access token by signing to that media and for that it is required to authenticate user using login page of that media. And then we get access token with all given information of that social media like google sign In, facebook sign in and twitter login etc.
You always need the users consent the first time he signs in.
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I can logout after I got token but I think it is not correct. After logging out the session is still available if I go to Facebook again.
How to disable saving Facebook session?
What I think you're asking is how to login and out of Facebook without caching the session token. If that is what you are asking, us the FBLoginView. You do not need a Facebook session to use it, and it allows you to log in and out of Facebook, and most of the code is already written.
Here is the link to the tutoiral.