Use the Smartcar Management API to list a user's connected vehicles and revoke access when they disconnect their account

domain: smartcar.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Exchange the app's Client ID and Client Secret for an access token via Smartcar's API Authentication flow (same token type as the Vehicle API)
  2. Call the Management API's List Connections endpoint (management.api.smartcar.com/v3) to enumerate a user's vehicle connections
  3. Call Get Connection to inspect a specific connection's status
  4. Call Remove Connection to disconnect a single vehicle, or Remove User to revoke all of a user's connections at once
  5. Handle the resulting state change so the app stops expecting data from disconnected vehicles

Known gotchas

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