Authenticate with OAuth2 and publish a podcast episode via the Podbean API

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

  1. Sign up for a Podbean developer account to obtain an access key and secret
  2. Use the Authentication API to exchange credentials for an access token (Client Credentials for managing your own podcast)
  3. Use the file-uploading API to upload the media file (and optionally an episode logo image) once you have the access token
  4. Create the episode record against the base URL https://api.podbean.com/v1, referencing the uploaded media
  5. Use the appropriate token type - Client Credentials for your own podcast vs the multi-podcast token flow for managing other users' podcasts as a third-party app

Known gotchas

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