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Example without flask #1
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This seems to do the trick
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Hey @ari I raised an issue but could not get any reply. Hopefully you will be able to help me. Thank you so much for the code above. Finally after 2 months I was able to get token. Nothing helped except your code above and xero support team and API team did not care to help me. Thank you once again. I ran your code individually and I was able to get the access token. I run this using cron job, it was absolutely working fine in oauth 1.0 but I could not make it work for oauth 2.0. How do I integrate your code in my case? I have the following code: ` |
Now receiving update_token() argument after ** must be a mapping, not str |
I don't want to use flask in my integration scripts, which is why I'm paying an additional $10 for the custom connection.
Please supply an example of how to get the token without flask.
throws an error:
xero_python.exceptions.OAuth2TokenSaverError: Invalid oauth2_token_saver=None function
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