Should API key: 20c70eae-e62f-4d3b-b3a4-8586e90f3ac8 give access to any station's public data?

[jhrucker]

@dsj

Ah, now we’re getting to the crux of your issue. What you’re describing is exactly why Oauth2 exists - it allows you to generate a token automatically, seamlessly. It’s the way our third-party integrations work (Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Samsung Smartthings, IFTTT) . It is by far a better solution for an app like yours compared to using personal access token. As @peter mentioned, it’s a little more work but it will provide a MUCH better user experience.

Thanks David I’m off and running on the OAuth process. I have started a post over here in the “oauth2-access-token thread” as I think that thread’s topic is more appropriate for my questions on OAuth.

Thanks for all the great support!!