OAuth 2.0 Token Refresh with Python

[donte.zoom (Donte)]

Okay, I see. The first thing I’d recommend is that the OAuth flow is handled in your application. That way you can implement the logic for:

1. Retrieving the access token

2. Storing/caching it for the duration of its lifetime (60 mins)

3. Refreshing the token

Here is a post with instructions on handling OAuth flow with a Python application. Take a look and let us know if you have any questions:

Zoom Oauth python example

Hi, @asanford, Welcome to the Zoom Developer Platform – happy to help. Please see the below OAuth2 Python example script #!/usr/bin/env python from flask import Flask, abort, request from uuid import uuid4 import requests import requests.auth import urllib CLIENT_ID = "YOUR_ZOOM_CLIENT_ID" # Fill this in with your client ID CLIENT_SECRET = "YOUR_ZOOM_SECRET" # Fill this in with your client secret REDIRECT_URI = "http://localhost:65010/zoom_callback" app = Flask(__name__) @app.route…