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opcode

Num

in

1: Request the auth url

2: Step 2 to request the token after signing in on web

3: Request a refresh token for previously authorized service

status

Signed Int

out

Return status: 0=ok, else ASHNET_xxx errors

clientid$

String

in

Client id previously assigned by service provider

clientsecret$

String

in

Client secret previously assigned (or negotiated) by service provider

option

in

For opcode 1, port; for opcode 2, timeout (in secs)

auth'endpoint$

String

in

URL determined by service provider. For example, Google uses "https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/v2/auth"

token'endpoint$

String

in

URL determined by service provider. For example, Google's API uses "https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v4/token"

challenge$

String

in

Optional challenge string

scope$

String

in

Scope of the request, typically a URL, e.g. "https://mail.google.com"

refresh'token$

String

in

Token used to request a refresh authorization (op 3)

response$

String

out

Response (typically in the form of a JSON document). Argument does not auto-expand; make sure it is sufficiently large!

handle

X8

in/out

Value returned by op 1 and passed to op 2

stsmsg$

String

out

Status message

file$

String

in

For op 1, if specified, the response tokens are written directly to the specified file. For op 3, if specified and the refresh_token$ parameter is "", then the refresh_token string is retrieved from the file, and the file is updated with the new access_token. In either case, the response is also returned in the response$ parameter.