Authenticate a TMDB user within your app.
As mentioned in the getting started guide, we have a better separate application and user-based authentication. The two systems are essentially the same, with the only difference being the token you’re using. This should make it easier to understand and use.
A request token is a temporary token waiting for the TMDB user to authorize on your behalf. It serves no other purpose and cannot be used for authenticating requests. Unused request tokens will automatically expire after 15 minutes.
To get a user to approve your request token, direct them to the following URL:
Send the request token as a query parameter, as shown above.
Once a user approves your request, they’ll either be directed to the /auth/access/approve
page on TMDB or redirected to the redirect_to
path you specified when you made the request token. This can also be a local callback on mobile iOS and Android.
Authenticate a TMDB user within your app.
As mentioned in the getting started guide, we have a better separate application and user-based authentication. The two systems are essentially the same, with the only difference being the token you’re using. This should make it easier to understand and use.
A request token is a temporary token waiting for the TMDB user to authorize on your behalf. It serves no other purpose and cannot be used for authenticating requests. Unused request tokens will automatically expire after 15 minutes.
To get a user to approve your request token, direct them to the following URL:
Send the request token as a query parameter, as shown above.
Once a user approves your request, they’ll either be directed to the /auth/access/approve
page on TMDB or redirected to the redirect_to
path you specified when you made the request token. This can also be a local callback on mobile iOS and Android.