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Ensures that access tokens for a specific host are used until they expire. After expiration a new token is acquired either by using a refresh token or by using the client credentials flow (robot_credentials). This functionality is baked into a middleware that can be injected into web clients for reusability.
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Ensures that access tokens for a specific host
are used until they expire. After expiration a
new token is acquired either by using a refresh
token or by using the client credentials flow
(robot_credentials).
This functionality is baked into a middleware
that can be injected into web clients for
reusability.
Resolves #253