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Feature request: Allow importing of OAuth 2.0 tokens #957

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stajs opened this issue Mar 9, 2015 · 3 comments
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Feature request: Allow importing of OAuth 2.0 tokens #957

stajs opened this issue Mar 9, 2015 · 3 comments
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stajs commented Mar 9, 2015

I’ve been evaluating Postman for my organisation and it looks really promising. However one area that may prevent our adoption is the current method of obtaining OAuth 2.0 tokens:

  1. Our organisation is deeply uncomfortable with sharing of the Client Secret.
  2. We are first-party consumers of our own internal APIs and don’t make use of an Authorization URL.

We can easily obtain the required OAuth 2.0 details (access token, refresh token, expiry, etc) and ideally we would like a way to import them (perhaps from JSON or manually entered) so the tokens are stored in the same way as the existing method.

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stajs commented Mar 9, 2015

Also, one thing I'm not sure about is if the access token has expired, will Postman transparently use the refresh token to obtain a new access token and update it?

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We need the same feature as well.

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@stajs You can share an environment across your team, which can have the oauth token.
And then everyone can use that env var in the Oauth-2 input. Would that work for you?

About your second comment, there is a feature request for this here #2452

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