tm Token Manager

Using OAuth in your project, presents token and other OAuth stuff. [local]

Import

Import the api connection with the dependencies in the package.json file

"dependencies": {
    "tm.js": "^1.1.8"
  }

The next step is to download/install it with the npm command

npm install

after that you can start coding with

const tm = require("tm.js");

in you're js file.

How to run

Now you can use tm.authorize to start a local authorization:

tm.authorize("api url with endpoint", "your client_id", "your scopes")
  .then((message) => {
    //message is the code, but you can access the code also with:
    var auth_code = tm.getAuthorizeCode();
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    // in case of error
    console.log( err );
  });

after the authorization you can access the token with:

tm.token("api url with endpoint", "your client_id", "your client_secret")
        .then((message) => {
            //message is the code, but you can access the token also with:
            var access_token = tm.getAccessToken();
        }).catch((err) => {
            // in case of error
            console.debug(err);
    });

after these steps your done!

Await / .then

You can choice between await or .then. Here are both ways to look at: AWAIT

async function f() {
    await tm.authorize("api url with endpoint", "your client_id", "scopes")

    console.debug(tm.getAuthorizeCode());

    await tm.token("api url with endpoint", "your client_id", "your client_secret");
    
    console.debug(tm.getAccessToken());
}

or with .THEN

tm.authorize("api url with endpoint", "your client_id", "scopes")
    .then((message) => {
        tm.token("api url with endpoint", "your client_id", "your client_secret")
            .then((message) => {
                console.debug(message)
            });
    })
    .catch((err) => {
        console.debug(err)
    })

All api functions

tm.getAccessToken()
tm.getAuthorizeCode()
tm.getExpiresIn()
tm.getRefreshToken()
tm.getScope()
tm.getTokenType()

tm.authorize()
tm.token()
tm.token_refresh()