GonzaloTorreras / oauth-quickstart-nodejs

A Node JS app to get up and running with the HubSpot API using OAuth 2.0

Node.js OAuth 2.0 Quickstart

A quickstart app for integrators looking to use HubSpot's OAuth 2.0. Written in Node.js.

Note: This app does not store any data in a persistent way, so restarting the app will clear the retrieved access tokens.

What the app does

1. Redirect to HubSpot's OAuth 2.0 server

   When you open your browser to http://localhost:3000/install, the app will redirect you to the authorization page on HubSpot's server. Here you will choose which account you'd like to install the app in and give consent for it to act on your behalf. When this is complete, HubSpot will redirect you back to the app.

2. Exchange an authorization code for access tokens

   Now that you're back in the app, it will retrieve an access token and refresh token from HubSpot's server, using an authorization code that was supplied by HubSpot when you granted access to the app.

3. Retrieve a contact

   When the app has received an access token, it will redirect you to http://localhost:3000/. It will then use the access token to make a query to HubSpot's Contacts API, and display the retrieved contact's name on the page.

Prerequisites

Before running the quickstart app, make sure you have:

1. The tools required to run using the method of your choice:
   • Option 1: Running locally using Node.js: Node.js (>=6) and yarn
   • Option 2: Running in a Docker container: Docker (>=1.13)
2. A free HubSpot developer account (sign up)
3. An app associated with your developer account (create an app)
4. A HubSpot account to install the app in (you can use an existing one, or create a test account)

Note: You must be a super-admin for the account that you want to install the app in.

Option 1: Running locally using Node.js

1. Clone the repository:

   $ git clone [e-mail]:HubSpot/oauth-quickstart-nodejs.git

2. Create a .env file in the root of the repository with the ID and secret for your app (found on the app settings page), eg:

   CLIENT_ID='xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
   CLIENT_SECRET='yyyyyyyy-yyyy-yyyy-yyyy-yyyyyyyyyyyy'
   SCOPE='crm.contacts.read,forms'
   

   You can also add a SCOPE environment variable to specify a custom set of scopes. The scopes can be separated by a comma, space, or URL-encoded space (%20)
3. From the root of the repository, run:

   $ yarn install
   $ yarn start

4. Open your browser to http://localhost:3000/install to kick off the OAuth 2.0 flow

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Option 2: Running in a Docker container

1. Build an image of the quickstart app

$ docker build -t hs-oauth-quickstart:latest git://github.com/HubSpot/oauth-quickstart-nodejs.git

2. Run a container with the new image

$ docker run --init -it -p 3000:3000 -e CLIENT_SECRET=$CLIENT_SECRET -e CLIENT_ID=$CLIENT_ID -e SCOPE=contacts,forms hs-oauth-quickstart:latest