OAuth Test App

Setup

• Copy the .env.sample to .env
• Set up an ngrok subdomain pointing at port 8765
• Create a new private app (Account -> Private Apps) in your dashboard using the ngrok subdomain as the app domain
• Set the client_id and client_secret obtained from the private app you created in the .env file
• Set your ngrok subdomain as the redirect URI in the .env file
• npm install
• nodemon index.js (nodemon keeps the app running even if there's an error)

Authorizing your app

• Navigate to your ngrok domain root
• You should see your client ID and an authorize button
• Click the authorize button
• If you are logged in, you'll seen an authorization screen from the auth server
• If you are not logged in, you'll get the login page, which will redirect you to the app auth page on successful login
• Confirm the authorization
• You'll be redirected to this app. You should get a Success! message with a JSON representation of your podcasts fetched using the newly-aquired access_token

Confirming in Dashboard

• Refresh the Private Apps screen in your dashboard. You should see an authorization for your personal Private App

NOTE

Each time you authorize the app, it will show up again in the authorized apps list. Also, there is no UI currently (and no API endpoint) to remove authorizations

Removing Authorizations

Use this SQL query in your local db, using the client_id (inside the single quotes) of your created Private App

UPDATE client_authorizations SET deleted_at = NOW() WHERE client_id = '<CLIENT_ID>' AND deleted_at IS NULL;