blandry
January 18, 2025, 3:42pm
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I heard back from SmartThings. This solution using Personal Access Tokens has been deprecated by Samsung. It will only work for 24 hrs.
As part of SmartThings’ ongoing work to improve our platform and deliver a high-performing and secure smart home experience for our users, we’re making some changes to how personal access tokens (PATs) work.
PATs were originally intended as a way to test and evaluate new integrations and SmartApps on the SmartThings platform. Since SmartThings provided an easy way to generate PATs over 10 years ago, they’ve been used extensively by our developer community to create and share new devices and unique integrations.
Unfortunately, their very nature (easy to generate, very wide scopes/permissions, and basically anonymous) have also become a problem over the years. The use of PATs for long-lived integrations was never their intent and presents a problem for how we manage the platform going forw…
A new solution using OAuth authentication is needed instead.
blandry
January 18, 2025, 3:46pm
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Unfortunately iOS Shortcuts does not natively support OAuth flows, so you’ll need to use a combination of Shortcuts and external tools like a web-based authorization handler.
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I sucefully created a request to get all parameters of my windfree. Only some chances in the request format, and some steps to filter the information.
Sorry to revive an old thread… looks like I’m just a little too late to the party. Has anyone come up with another way to integrate ST into Shortcuts?