Add Support for re-authentication of the access-token with Google #12
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February 25, 2015 14:00
We needed to be able to re-authenticate on Google, and that meant that we needed to add several infrastructural changes to the endpoints as well as adding in a new 'defmethod' for the refreshing, and then we need to add in the top-level function for refreshing and update the docs. This is all tested out, and works like a charm.
We don't need to check in any of these files, and they just clutter the git status command. Just keeping things clean.
When we are doing a refresh of the OAuth2 token, we need to add it back into the map to make sure that it's there and available for the next time we might want to call this function. This was something I was doing in the calling code, but it really belongs here as everyone is likely to need this.
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We needed to have the ability to re-authenticate (renew) an
access-tokenfrom an initial call toget-access-tokenwhen the token timed out. In order to do this, there needed to be a few additions to theendpointmap to hold the query parameters for Google to generate arefresh-token, and then we had to add the function to actually call the service to generate a new token.At the same time, I added an example for Google usage, as that's what we're using, so that the next guy won't have to do all this work that I needed to do to figure out how to get Google OAuth2 working.