Typeble CLI Authenticator

A simple unofficial library/command line application that allows obtaining an OAuth2 token for use with the Tumblr API.

Using Typeble-auth (Library)

1. Run npm install typeble-auth --save to install the library in your project
2. Place import typebleAuth from "typeble-auth"; at the top of the file
3. Print the string output from typebleAuth(args) to the user you want to get the token from
4. Specify the function you want to run using that token with the onSuccess() callback argument

Using Typeble-auth (CLI)

1. Run npm install typeble-auth --save-dev to install it just for development
2. Set the CONSUMER_ID and CONSUMER_SECRET environment variables to your Tumblr bot Consumer ID and secret respectively
3. Run npx typeble-auth
4. Accept the prompt that pops up in your default browser
5. The access token will be printed to stdout

Arguments

| Arg | Purpose | | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | -h --help | Displays the help prompt explaining all the arguments. | | -u --url | The URL to redirect to (including the port, if non-standard, although the Tumblr API doesn't seem to redirect properly to addresses with ports.) | | -p, --port | The port to host the internal web server on. Be sure it matches the host! | | -w, --write | Request the write access scope for the returned token. | | -o, --offline | Request the offline_access scope for the returned token, which will return the refresh token as well if the json option is specified. | | -j, --json | Instead of only printing the access token, prints the entire JSON response body, including expiry, refresh token, and similar. |