Hi everyone,
Sorry for the long post. A bit of context:
The Tribe GraphQL API can create access tokens that expire every 30 days (with a private app’s client ID and client secret). I want Parabola to go fetch a new access token whenever needed so I don’t need to manually input a new access token into the headers for calls to their API.
With the ability to get expiring access tokens, as described here, I was hoping to be able to pull this off. But I can’t quite crack it.
It seems that I’ve set up the “Expiring Access Token” header authorization correctly, as the response I’m getting contains a field called “accessToken” that does indeed contain the refreshing accessToken.
But, I’m struggling to get Parabola to recognize that the accessToken is there. I think I just need help defining the selector in the auth set up.
The result I get after setting up the Expiring Access Token header authorization is shown below:
The Settings error says it can’t find the access token in the response, but the body of the response shown does contain a new access token (‘accessToken’).
Here’s how I set up the Expiring Access Tokens header authorization:
As the response actually does contain the accessToken, I think I have everything set up correctly except for the field at the bottom - the “Response Access Token Field”.
I’ve tried the following as potential selectors/values for that field:
data.limitedToken.accessTokenlimitedToken.accessToken['data']['limitedToken']['accessToken']accessToken
Is there a value I could use in that “Response Access Token Field” field that would let me grab the accessToken from the response that’s coming through (so that I could use that as the auth for calls to the API)?
Thanks!