Application Calendars

Description #

Provisions a Cronofy hosted calendar for use by your application.

The application_calendar_id uniquely identifies the calendar for your application so that the first time it is used a new calendar is created, and subsequent calls return the details of the existing calendar.

Application calendars are limited to one primary calendar and cannot invite users to events.

Application Calendars can be revoked by calling to the Revoking Authorization endpoint and passing the Application Calendar’s access_token or the sub value.

URL format #

{data_center_url}/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.