functional overview

OAuth 2.0 protocol is used for authorization.

Details of Functions

Authorization is performed at the specified authorization endpoint using the OAuth 2.0 protocol to obtain and store valid scopes and access tokens.

To deactivate an acquired access token,1715_network/OAuth2 token invalidationto use.

argument (e.g. function, program, programme)

authorized endpoint	character string data Endpoint for authorization request request.
Token Request URI	character string data An endpoint for exchanging authorization codes and tokens.
client ID	character string data client identifier
client secret	character string data client secret
scope	character string data Specify the scope of the access token as a space-delimited list. Option Parameters
redirect URI	character string data URI to which the result of the authorization request request is redirected *In Windows http://localhostPlease specify a port that can be listened to. In Android/iOS, via "https://prd-unifinity-storage.s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/oauth2redirect", "jp.co.unifinity://oauth2redirect The user will be redirected to "jp.co.unifinity://oauth2redirect".
Token storage location	Global : Tokens can be referenced by other Unifinity applications. Local : Only the Unifinity application that executed the logic can see the tokens.
Response Type	Specify code/token (code is used for iOS/Android) code : Request authorization code from authorized endpoint token : request a token from an authorized endpoint

[Attention.
To delete a token, specify Global/Local as the token storage location.
Tokens are stored for each hostname in the Global/Local scope.

return value

character string data

The return value is in JSON format and can be read and used with "Dictionary/JSON Read".
Returns the content received.

When successful:

access_token	access token
token_type	Access token type
expires_in	Access token expiration date
refresh_token	Token for refresh
scope	Scope of Access Token

When Failure: