Hi, to access the token after it has been saved in the storage you can call the getToken() method of the helper.
For example:
var client = GitHubOAuth2Client( redirectUri: 'my.app://oauth2redirect', customUriScheme: 'my.app'); var oauth2Helper = OAuth2Helper(client, clientId: 'myclientid', clientSecret: 'myclientsecret', scopes: ['repo']); var resp = await oauth2Helper.get('https://api.github.com/user/repos'); var tkn = oauth2Helper.getToken();
Thanks, Enrico for this. I have another doubt. How do I have to pass extra header properties in that getTokenWithAuthCodeFlow()?
Hi Prateek, you can set the accessTokenRequestHeaders property of the client class.
Something like:
var client = GitHubOAuth2Client( redirectUri: 'my.app://oauth2redirect', customUriScheme: 'my.app'); client.accessTokenRequestHeaders = { 'MyHeaderName': 'MyHeaderValue' };
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Hi, to access the token after it has been saved in the storage you can call the getToken() method of the helper.
For example:
Thanks, Enrico for this. I have another doubt. How do I have to pass extra header properties in that getTokenWithAuthCodeFlow()?
Hi Prateek, you can set the accessTokenRequestHeaders property of the client class.
Something like: