Accessing Sugar Oauth Keys in PHP

RE: Accessing Sugar Oauth Keys in PHP

Anthony Watson — Tue, 21 Nov 2023 17:17:02 GMT

Rather than doing a direct db call, you should leverage the module, which for that table is `OAuthKeys`. You would need to store the actual ID of the record in your code to avoid having to query by name. So assuming you have the ID, it would be:

function get_creds() {
    $oauthID = "some-id-here";
    $oauthKey = \BeanFactory::getBean("OAuthKeys", $oauthID, ['strict_retrieve' => true]);
    if(!empty($oauthKey)) {
        $credentials = [$oauthKey->c_key, $oauthKey->c_secret];
    }
    return $credentials;
}

Alternatively, you could look it up by the key, since this is often the thing that is known. So if you stored it as `box_api_user`, you could use:

function get_creds() {
    $oauthKeyName = "box_api_user";
    $oauthKey = \OAuthKey::fetchKey($oauthKeyName);
    if(!empty($oauthKey)) {
        $credentials = [$oauthKey->c_key, $oauthKey->c_secret];
    }
    return $credentials;
}

RE: Accessing Sugar Oauth Keys in PHP

Enrico Simonetti — Tue, 21 Nov 2023 04:41:38 GMT

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RE: Accessing Sugar Oauth Keys in PHP

Greg Billings — Fri, 17 Nov 2023 19:17:27 GMT

I found my own answer. with the ID and secret in Oauth Keys, I can get it from php with this:

function get_creds() {
global $db;
$credentials = [];
$query = "SELECT c_key, c_secret FROM oauth_consumer WHERE name = 'box_api_for_dashlet'";
$result = $db->query($query);
if ($row = $db->fetchByAssoc($result)) {
$credentials = [$row['c_key'], $row['c_secret']];
}
return $credentials;
}