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setuid |
Has anyone here used restclient before? (chrome add-on) |
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setuid |
I'm running into walls trying to construct a scenario where my POST returns an access_token, and then I reuse that access token in the Authorization header of the next GET request |
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setuid |
No matter what I've tried, I get a 401, Unauthorized |
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pdurbin |
I tend to use curl. |
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setuid |
This same construction works in python, using requests and session, so I know it's all working |
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setuid |
pdurbin: Can you use curl to POST and GET in the same command, storing the return of the POST and constructing the header of the GET at the same time? |
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setuid |
POST requests auth, returns auth token, that token must be passed in the GET |
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setuid |
along with 1/2 dozen other headers that validate the POST is coming from the "right" client |
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setuid |
I can't seem to get restclient to pull the access_token result from the POST, and reuse it in the GET that it does right after in the same scenario |
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setuid |
I tried using its 'environment' feature to stuff the value into a variable I could use, then created an "Authorization:" header that had ${"access_token"}, but it always returns 401 |
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pdurbin |
setuid: no, but you'd write a little shell script to capture the output of the POST so you can use it in a subsequent curl command that does the GET. |
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setuid |
pdurbin: Right, that's whaat my working python does, but I need to model this in restclient |
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setuid |
so I can tweak things rapidly |
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setuid |
I don't think restclient has the notion of 'state' or 'session' |
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setuid |
My restclient environment specifies: access_token = ${"access_token"} |
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pdurbin |
I guess I don't understand why you can't tweak things rapidly in Python. |
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pdurbin |
Maybe restclient has a support channel. |
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setuid |
I've looked, no such beast |
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setuid |
It's really frustrating, and I've spent over 5 hours on it already today |
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