domain: developers.schoology.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate an API consumer key/secret for a user with "Access Schoology API" permission via the Schoology Integration admin menu.
For two-legged (server-to-server) calls, sign requests with oauth_consumer_key set and oauth_token left empty, using PLAINTEXT signing over HTTPS or HMAC-SHA1.
Call base endpoints like https://api.schoology.com/v1/users, /sections, or /grades with a fresh oauth_nonce and strictly increasing oauth_timestamp each request.
If a client library auto-follows a 303 redirect (e.g., calling /users/me), regenerate the OAuth signature for the redirected request rather than reusing the original.
Confirm your HTTP client isn't silently retrying with a stale nonce/timestamp pair, which the API will reject.
Known gotchas
Duplicate oauth_nonce/oauth_timestamp errors commonly appear when libraries auto-follow redirects without resigning the request.
oauth_timestamp values must be monotonically increasing per consumer key — clock or retry issues break this easily.
Library support for two-legged OAuth 1.0a is inconsistent; some HTTP clients require manually constructing the Authorization header.
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