Zoom API Integration Part 2: OAuth Token Persistence with Node.js

🔐 Welcome back to our deep dive into Zoom API integration with Node.js! In Part 2 of this series, "Zoom API Integration Part 2: OAuth Token Persistence with Node.js", we elevate our project by focusing on OAuth token management. Learn how to securely persist your API access tokens using a simple yet effective method: storing them in a CSV file. 🚀💾
🔍 What's Inside:
Recap of OAuth with Zoom: A quick overview of obtaining OAuth tokens from Zoom, setting the stage for new learners and a refresher for those who watched Part 1.
Express.js Enhancements: We extend our Express.js server functionality to not only handle OAuth but also to manage token persistence securely.
Storing Tokens in CSV: Discover the step-by-step process of creating and updating a CSV file with access tokens, ensuring your application can maintain its connection to Zoom without repeated authentications.
Security Best Practices: Learn about securing your token storage and managing sensitive information effectively in your Node.js applications.
🛠 Hands-on Learning:
Live Coding Session: Follow along as we code the solution in real-time, explaining each step to ensure you understand how to implement these features on your own.
Practical Code Snippets: Gain access to all the code used in the video, allowing you to replicate the functionality in your projects.
🌟 Key Takeaways:
Master token persistence to make your Zoom API integrations more robust and user-friendly.
Enhance your Node.js skills with advanced techniques for file handling and data storage.
Learn to implement essential security measures to protect your application and user data.
📚 Prerequisites:
Watching Part 1 of this series or familiarity with Zoom API integration and Node.js is recommended.
Basic understanding of file handling in Node.js.
🔗 Resources and Downloads:
Access the updated code on GitHub (github.com/ada...)
Check out Part 1 if you haven't already, for a solid foundation.
💬 Perfect for developers looking to streamline their Zoom API integration and make their applications more efficient and secure.
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[@adedolaposokoya9259]

​ @CodingWithAdo how do we make use of this in a live environment. where by a user can generate a meeting and invite people to join without go through Zoom but our API

[@NiteshYadav-pq3ki]

I am not able to find Oauth Allow list in the same place now, Zoom has changed that, can you tell where can i find that to run in my local host

[@CodingWithAdo]

developers.zoom.us/docs/integrations/oauth/

[@adedolaposokoya9259]

​@@CodingWithAdo how do we make use of this in a live environment. where by a user can generate a meeting and invite people to join without go through Zoom but our API

[@MichaelJoseph83]

@@adedolaposokoya9259 did u find out how to do this ??