Waymark / Routes / dev.cobot.me Register an OAuth2 application with Cobot, complete the authorization code flow with PKCE, and list bookable spaces and resources.
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Steps Register your application at Cobot's OAuth2 client registration page to receive a client ID and secret Direct the user through the authorization code flow, using PKCE with S256 for public clients Exchange the authorization code for an access token, optionally using the OpenID Connect discovery document to confirm endpoint URLs Call the Spaces or Resources endpoint with the access token to list bookable rooms and desks Store and refresh the access token according to Cobot's documented token lifetime Known gotchas Publicly readable data can be fetched without OAuth2, but private coworking data requires the full authorization flow Cobot has two documented API generations, a legacy API 1 and a current API 2, so confirm which one your target endpoints belong to before integrating PKCE with S256 is required for public/native clients that cannot securely store a client secret
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