I’m trying to create an API to query Snowflake using Oauth. I’ve successfully gotten this to work in Postman, but am having trouble translating it to Bubble. I get an error saying "API Connector error: the Oauth2 API is not configured properly - MISSING_INFO. I get this error when I attempt to authenticate (following the instructions found in the “Warning” text at the bottom of my first screenshot (I’ve also tried checking “requesting an access token uses Basic Auth”, but that didn’t work. I also tried returning the token as a querystring.)
Hi @mitchel
Try Check “use a generic redirect URL” option to.
Second thing, I dont know how snowflake API exacly works but when connect with Google you need to fill all the inputs in this user agent flow window (scope Field and user profile URL to)
Hi there - The generic redirect didn’t work. It doesn’t appear Snowflake users a user profile endpoint. Also, I didn’t need to configure a user profile endpoint in Postman for the API to work.
Update: I tried selecting “Token is returned as a querystring”. I got an error, but the error actually provided me with the value that I need. This response is the access_token that I need to use to run my API call.
So the process goes:
I’m redirected to Snowflake to authenticate, as expected.
I enter my credentials and am then redirected back into my product with an access_token that I need to use to execute my query
I need to use this token to run the API call (this is where I’m getting an error and unable to continue)
There’s a few thing to consider.
A) It seem that requesting a token use Basic auth. You should enable this.
B) If there’s no user endpoint, you need to do the process manually. There’s some example on how to do that on the forum but the main one is: [Showcase] Manual OAuth2 Token Integration
Thanks @Jici ! Yeah, I usually have basic auth enabled. Sorry, should have checked that for the screenshot.
I’m working through the documentation for manually configuring an OAuth2 API token call. I still haven’t gotten it to work, but I do understand the steps the author is going through. Snowflakes API is a little different because it doesn’t appear the token is encoded in the URL. Trying to figure out the best way to capture it. Anyway, if I can get a solution, I’ll post here how I did it.