Application Calendars
Description #
Creates a Cronofy hosted calendar and returns bearer OAuth tokens for use with the API.
Application calendars are limited to one, primary, calendar and cannot invite users to events.
URL format #
api.cronofy.com/v1/application_calendars
Example Request #
POST /v1/application_calendars HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
{
"client_id": {CLIENT_ID},
"client_secret": {CLIENT_SECRET},
"application_calendar_id": "my-unique-string"
}Example Response #
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
{
"token_type": "bearer",
"access_token": {RANDOM_TOKEN},
"expires_in": 3600,
"refresh_token": {RANDOM_TOKEN},
"scope": "read_write",
"application_calendar_id": "my-unique-string",
"sub": "apc_567236000909002",
"linking_profile": {
"provider_name": "cronofy",
"profile_id": "pro_n23kjnwrw2",
"profile_name": "n23kjnwrw2"
}
}Request parameters #
client_id required #
The client_id of the client creating the calendar.
client_secret required #
The client_secret of the client creating the calendar.
application_calendar_id required #
The String that uniquely identifies the application calendar.
Response parameters #
token_type #
Describes the type of the token as defined in section 7.1 of RFC 6749.
Will always be bearer.
access_token #
The new Access Token to use to authenticate when using the API on behalf of the user.
Will always be a 32 character String of ASCII characters.
expires_in #
An approximate number of seconds that the new Access Token will be valid for. Will always be a positive integer no greater than 2,147,483,647.
This value may be used to pre-emptively request a new Access Token when this one is expected to have already expired.
However, as being issued new Access Tokens counts for rate limiting but a 401 Unauthorized response for an invalid Access Token does not, it is recommended to use each Access Token you received for as long as possible.
refresh_token #
The refresh_token for the granted authorization.
Will always be a 32 character String of ASCII characters.
scope #
The Access Token Scope as defined in section 3.3 of RFC 6749.
This scope will currently return read_write scope, as this is implicitly granted to the client.
application_calendar_id optional #
The String that uniquely identifies the application calendar.
sub optional #
The ID of the application calendar the credentials relate to.
linking_profile optional #
The details of the profile.
linking_profile.provider_name optional #
This specifies the provider of the calendar as a lowercase, ASCII-only String.
Currently will always return cronofy. However, this will be expanded over time and therefore consumers should support any value for this field.
linking_profile.profile_id optional #
This specifies the ID of the profile, a profile may consist of many calendars, as an ASCII-only String.
This is used for targetting other API actions toward this profile.
linking_profile.profile_name optional #
This specifies the name of the profile as a String.