Put your App ID and App secret key in an environment script file.Īccess to Pinterest APIs via User Authorization requires following a flow based on OAuth 2.0.(Click the Show key button to see the App secret key.) Once your app is connected, hit the Manage button for the app on to see your App id and App secret key.You can also find step-by-step instructions on the Glitch-based tutorial. You may first need to follow the steps required to request trial access to the Pinterest API. Get an application ID and secret by hitting the 'Connect app' button at.

This configuration works with the code in all of the language-specific directories.

Set up the environment with your credentials (app ID and secret). If you're interested in code that shows the differences between using v3/v4 and v5, see version 1.1 of this repo. This quickstart used to support Pinterest API version v3 and v4, but that code has been removed so that everyone can focus on v5. There is currently python code that implements a number of use cases, JavaScript (nodejs) code with essentially the same functionality, and a bash script that demonstrates the OAuth authentication and authorization flow. This repository has code that is intended to provide a quick start for working with the Pinterest API v5.

Code that makes it easy to get started with the Pinterest API.

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