I’m wondering if there is an automatic way to get the access token used by request_token() rather than to have to open a browser and copy paste the code offered after the:
bx24.resolve_authorize_endpoint()
Which gives the URL that generates the access code token thingy.
What I’ve done is to store the output of authorise_endpoint() and then fire off a requests.get() with this data (ie. the URL that is generated):
authurl = bx24.resolve_authorize_endpoint()
r = requests.get(authurl)
...but I don't know how to extract the generated code variable to be used in request_tokens() ?
I’m wondering if there is an automatic way to get the access token used by request_token() rather than to have to open a browser and copy paste the code offered after the:
bx24.resolve_authorize_endpoint()
Which gives the URL that generates the access code token thingy.
What I’ve done is to store the output of authorise_endpoint() and then fire off a requests.get() with this data (ie. the URL that is generated):
authurl = bx24.resolve_authorize_endpoint()
r = requests.get(authurl)
...but I don't know how to extract the generated code variable to be used in request_tokens() ?