Login with Amazon Connector
I'm looking to create a connector that uses "Login with Amazon" for OAuth2 authentication.
In order to get Amazon to accept the request to the Authorization URL you need to register a Return URL with Amazon. This is the URL that is passed as redirect_uri in the Authorization URL.
The problem is that the connector makes a request with
redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fapi.domo.com%2Fbuilder%2Foauth.html
When you provide the Return URL to Amazon they validate that the URL is in the form of https://returnurl.com. So, you can't put https%3A%2F%2Fapi.domo.com%2Fbuilder%2Foauth.html in there.
If I replace the above in the url with
redirect_url=https://api.domo.com/builder/oauth.html
then it works.
I understand that the first one is url encoded and I understand why.
I know that there are connectors using Login with Amazon. So, I'm wondering what the magic is.
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Hi,
Can anyone help out with with this request?
Thanks,
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There really is not any magic or anything. So it may be that The First one you referred to is already encoded. So basically it will get encoded twice. For a little more information about OAuth please visit our Knowledge Base. Here are a couple helpful links. I am using the Facebook one for an example of one that uses OAuth.
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