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If missing, an employee will be selected by matching on the first name and last name, or by matching on the email address.

Api shift select how to#

Here's a quick example of how to exchange an authorisation code for an access token: POST Once they come back with the code, you'll post it to us (server-side) and we'll exchange it for an access token. If you don't have a token then you'll need to redirect the user to our Authorisation URI (with a few important parameters), so we can authenticate them, authenticate you, and redirect them back to you with a code.

If you do, you'll need to check if it's expired as you may need to get a new one by running it by our Refresh Token URI listed above. First off, you'll check to see whether you've already got an access token for the user. So how does it all work? In short, a user comes along to your site and clicks 'Do something with Findmyshift'. Once you've done that we'll give you a Client ID and Client Secret you'll need for authenticating users via OAuth 2.0.Īssuming you've got your Client ID and Client Secret stored safely, let's take a look at the URI's you'll need to plug in to your application: Authorisation URI If you haven't done it already, you'll need to set up an account and define your application. If you're using OAuth 2.0 as your authentication method, you're going to need to that Client ID and Client Secret you set up earlier.