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#Ruby http client install
#Ruby http client update
#Ruby http client code
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[[4 35 1mOauthToken Columns (4.0ms)[[0m [[0mSHOW FIELDS FROM `oauth_tokens`[[0m I’m trying to test all of this within irb, I can generate the request token and i go and approve the request in the browser, but when i try to access the tokeni get /oauth/access_tokenįrom /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/oauth-0.3.6/lib/oauth/consumer.rb:201:in `token_request’įrom /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/oauth-0.3.6/lib/oauth/tokens/request_token.rb:18:in `get_access_token’įrom the server the request goes through, but then returns the OauthController#access_token (for 64.183.112.84 at 15:58:36) If your company needs help getting your OAuth Strategy right or implementing OAuth in your application I’m available for consulting work.

#Ruby http client update

Once this is done I will update this tutorial. Our next step is to integrate this with ActiveResource. The access token object has all the normal http request methods and returns a standard ruby http response. Now you are ready to do whatever you wanted to do: # Request all your users _token.get "/agreements.xml" In your callback action you now need to exchange the request token for an AccessToken: _token.get_access_token and the user is redirected to the callback url you specified earlier. I think we need to work a bit on the user interface for this. If you’re in irb just output the url: a real rails application you would perform a redirect: redirect_to user will be taken to this screen to authorize the token: Now you need to redirect the user to the authorize_url This method actually performs a signed http request to : _request_token

"u0zg77R1bQqbzutAusJYmTxqeUpWVt7U2TjWlzbVZkA", Instantiate your Consumer object with your credentials: "AVff2raXvhMUxFnif06g",

#Ruby http client code

Your code needs to require the gem and the consumer part of the library: gem 'oauth'

#Ruby http client install

I will go through this step by step.įirst of all you need to install the oauth gem (make sure you have at least 0.2.2): sudo gem install oauth Hooking up your codeĪs we are nice guys here at Agree2 also provides actual sample Ruby code on the credentials screen. These are your applications Consumer Credentials. The callback url is the url that Agree2 redirects to after a user has authorized a token for you.

Once you are logged in to Agree2 click the Manage OAuth Applications link in the footer:Īll OAuth capable applications require you to register your own application first to get your consumer credentials:Įnter the name of your application, the url of your application, the callback url and an optional support url.

Now you can access your users data by performing http requests signed by your consumer credentials and the AccessToken.

Your callback action exchanges the RequestToken for an AccessToken.

Your user clicks yes and is redirected to your CallBack URL.

Your user is asked by the service provider to authorize your RequestToken.

You redirect your user to the service providers authorize_url with the RequestToken’s key appended.

You store the RequestToken in your database or in the users session object.

You initiate the OAuth Token exchange process for a user by requesting a RequestToken from the Service.

Register your consumer application with the OAuth compliant service to receive your Consumer Credentials (This is only done once).

You could also do the same with Twitter’s OAuth or any other OAuth server.

#Ruby http client free

I will be using Agree2 as the sample application here, so feel free to go Register and load up a irb session to follow along. On the request of many people here is a quick guide to developing OAuth Consumer Application (Consumer=Client in OAuth Speak) in Ruby.