#yo-apps-oauth
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yo-apps-oauth
low quail
Hi 👋
north rover
Hi
low quail
You are right, you need to request a new access token. We explain that bit here
Access tokens expire in 1 hour
We describe the flow here: https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-apps/api-authentication/oauth#refresh-access-token
So you can store the access_token for up to 1 hour if it reduces the number of API calls your app makes
north rover
yes I have done the whole flow
curl -X POST https://api.stripe.com/v1/oauth/token
-u sk_omit_:
-d refresh_token=rt_
-d grant_type=refresh_token
I guess what I am asking is I have requested 1 hour refresh token, then requested 1 year token, stored the 1 year refresh token.
If I want to get a new 1 hour access token do I call the same /token route and does it reset my refresh token again, so I have to update that in my database?
low quail
If I want to get a new 1 hour access token do I call the same /token route and does it reset my refresh token again, so I have to update that in my database
That is my read of this sentence in the doc
Refresh tokens are also rolled on every exchange, so the expiry time for the new refresh tokens are always a year from the date that it was generated or rolled
north rover
ok I will try that logic in my app. Thank you, will come back if it don't work. thanks for your help.