Hiya, I was wondering if there is a way to choose a scope when you make a user oauth auth request. There is nothing (I can find) in the docs about this. It looks like the default scope is "access your profile data" and "add and update book reviews." I just want to read the user's shelves and I think they would be more comfortable with my app (I would) if I could limit it to "access your profile data" - wishful thinking but I would love it to be more descriptive for the user as well.
Here is an example of how github lets you choose scope http://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/... With twitter, you are asked which scope you want in the admin for your app, not in the request.
tl;dr Can I pick which level of access the users give my app to their account? -- Thanks! Aaron Cruz @mraaroncruz http://aaroncruz.com
I was wondering if there is a way to choose a scope when you make a user oauth auth request.
There is nothing (I can find) in the docs about this. It looks like the default scope is "access your profile data" and "add and update book reviews."
I just want to read the user's shelves and I think they would be more comfortable with my app (I would) if I could limit it to "access your profile data" - wishful thinking but I would love it to be more descriptive for the user as well.
Here is an image of the scope I don't want for clarity
http://cl.ly/image/1t2H243r3p0H
Here is an example of how github lets you choose scope
http://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/...
With twitter, you are asked which scope you want in the admin for your app, not in the request.
tl;dr Can I pick which level of access the users give my app to their account?
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Thanks!
Aaron Cruz
@mraaroncruz
http://aaroncruz.com