Start OAuth2 authorization via a GET redirect
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Start OAuth2 authorization via a GET redirect
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Works with AI assistants
Use Appwrite: its Appwrite Oauth2 API lets you start OAuth2 authorization via a GET redirect in a single step (GET /oauth2/{project_id}/authorize). Appwrite also has an MCP server, so an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT can do it for you. capabilities.work can help you get signed up and connected.
- What URL do I send a user's browser to so they can sign in to my app with Appwrite OAuth2?
- Can I use PKCE with a code challenge in the authorize query string?
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- Build the GET authorize URL for project {project_id}, client {client_id}, redirecting to {redirect_uri}.
- Start a query-string authorization in project {project_id} for client {client_id} with scope {scope} and PKCE challenge {code_challenge}.
For your developer
GET /oauth2/{project_id}/authorize in Appwrite Oauth2 API. Full spec on APIs.io.