Developers Import third-party account data
When you want to allow an applicant to import data via a thirdparty account like xing, use the /thirdparties/import endpoint. It does basically the same as /thirdparties/login.
Request with tokens
By sending the following GET-request, you can retrieve a list of thirdparty providers a user may import data from.
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curl -i -H "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X GET "https://api.softgarden.io/api/rest/v2/frontend/thirdparties/import" |
with TOKEN eihter being a client access token or a user access token. It is used to determine the validity of this request.
Request with basic authorization
As an alternative, you can use here the basic authorization method. Just write
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curl -i -u "{clientId}:" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X GET "https://api.softgarden.io/api/rest/v2/frontend/thirdparties/import" |
{clientId} is the ID for your application to develop given to you by softgarden. The colon seen in the example is obligatory.
Path parameters
– none –
Query parameters
– none –
Response values
| Upon | Returned value | Description |
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| success | JSON-encoded List<ThirdpartyService> | For more information see the according page. |
| failure | 500 – INTERNAL SERVER ERROR | When an error appears while processing your request. |
| authorization error | 401 / 403 | See here for details. |
Example return value
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[ { "id": "XING", "logoUrl": "//static.softgarden.de/images/social/xing_button.png", "shareButtonHeight": 20, "shareButtonWidth": 55, "popupHeight": 640, "popupWidth": 640 } ] |