Hi,
Im attempting to use Latenode for accessing the Etsy v3 API, and unfortunately as Latenode has no app for Etsy and doesn’t seem to provide a generic solution for creating OAuth tokens, I need to access the API directly which requires an OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant workflow.
Is there any guidance/template available for using Latenode to develop a workflow to access/store tokens for OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grants?
Many thanks,
Hi! I’ve asked the developers, and I’ll get back to you with an answer tomorrow, They might be able to add authorization quickly
That would be great if possible. I don’t know if its on your roadmap, but Zapier (recently) and Make have the ability to use have a integration for 3rd parties (such as those using oauth) and run a custom API request instead of using a pre-baked action… and I’ve found those insanely useful since it means all that is needed on the platform side is the workflow to obtain and store the tokens (I say “all that is needed” knowing that it isn’t as easy to implement as it sounds).
Just wanted to check if the devs had anything tucked in their sleeves to help with this one?
Hi, I checked on the integration status—Etsy is already in development, and the team is currently awaiting approval for our app from Etsy. Once approved, the app will be released shortly, so the integration should be available soon.
As for custom authorization options, I don’t have direct experience with this, but I believe it’s quite feasible to implement using JavaScript to generate custom keys and other OAuth authorization attributes. However, this will require testing.
If successful, you’ll be able to use a custom (non-public) app for authorization with Etsy without any issues.
Just to make sure we’re talking the same things about the custom option, this is an example implementation from Pipedream (which is what I’m using to ‘pipe’ the etsy response to Latenode currently).
It provides pre-built ‘actions’ as well as allowing a custom integration that uses passes the existing auth token from the pre-built integration. Both Zapier and Make have similar features to allow custom actions from pre-built integrations.
Hi @Raian, I’m Just checking on the status of this as the Etsy integration isn’t currently listed as under development. Also, did the above example of using custom requests with an app’s auth token make sense?
@Raian subtle nudge 
