Anyone built an API plugin for Microsoft Graph yet?

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@renelonngren, I’m not entirely sure as I haven’t encountered that error before.

Do you have the “user.read” scope?

Did you click the “here” link before trying to authenticate? It’s in the last line before the “Authenticate” button.

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These are the scopes: offline_access Mail.ReadWrite Calendars.ReadWrite.Shared User.ReadBasic.All Contacts.ReadWrite Mail.Send

and yes, I did click the “here” link. I am also getting the same error when using the plugin.

The url returned seems to carry the code:

https://bubble.io/plugin_editor/15360549464889722292582744000?code=M5b95623e-964b-3a70-09a3-f8cf2a788e3a&state=%7B%22tab%22%3A%22tabs-3%22%2C%22oauth_provider%22%3A%22plugin_api-1536054946422x889722292582744000%22%2C%22used_redirect_url%22%3A%22https%3A%2F%2Fbubble.is%2Fplugin_editor%2F54946422x889722292582744000%22%7D

But still throws that error…

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Do you have a space between each scope in the app? I’m not sure if this would cause an issue “Calendars.ReadWrite.Shared User.ReadBasic.All”.

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Hey @renelonngren,

I took a look at my plugin set up, and while I feel “User.ReadBasic.All” should cover it, I can see that on the app side, I’ve entered just “User.Read” like @Kfawcett said. Maybe try adding that?

05-07-07-43

Also just want to double check that you’ve added a “web platform” to your app settings on the Microsoft side and entered in the redirect url there.

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Depending on the type of Microsoft account you’re using, this may apply.

" Remarks

The only permissions valid for Microsoft accounts are User.Read and User.ReadWrite . For work or school accounts, all permissions are valid."

Source: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs/concepts/permissions_reference

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@Kfawcett and @romanmg - thanks so much for your help.

I was finally able to make this work, building my own api. I think the errors were caused by having used personal Microsoft/Outlook accounts and not the actual plugin or the descriptions in this tread.

For future reference: it is worth getting a free Microsoft Office 365 developer account so you can try out the API integration using a work account and not a personal account only. This is needed to be able to create an event with attendees for example, or sourcing the user avatar.

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Greetings, all. Been trying to get the Graph API to work in Bubble but am getting a “Reply URL specified in the request does not match the reply URLs configured for the application.” Not sure if this related to Bubble requiring we use the debug_mode parameter to set up the call, but I’m about ready to pull my hair out. Any ideas/tips, @Kfawcett or @romanmg ?

Thanks in advance!

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@Kfawcett : any idea how I can get the name etc of the user into the bubble db after the user signed up with his ms account?