TUTORIAL
Get Access Token for Weavy user in Confluence
The following tutorial shows what a typical implementation of the tokenFactory
and corresponding server-side code in your application could look like. As the example shows, we recommend that your server store and reuse access tokens to avoid unnecessary roundtrips.
Requesting a new access token from Weavy should always be done from your server side. Forge uses a bridge that allows you to define backend functions that can be called from the frontend.
Prerequisites
We assume you are well acquainted with the Atlassian Forge platform and have already set up a development environment and installed the Forge CLI. If not, please take a look at the Forge documentation first.
No account
It seems you don't have a Weavy account yet or not logged in. You can manually add the values, but it's recommended to sign up and go through our onboarding to get the values.
This is the URL for your environment, usually ends with weavy.io
Copy and paste your API key here from your environment.