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Your comment is very interesting, but I have to ask, perhaps naively, is curl the right place "to do OAuth"? Isn't its implementation more of an application lev
by grayed-down 7y ago
Your comment is very interesting, but I have to ask, perhaps naively, is curl the right place "to do OAuth"? Isn't its implementation more of an application level initiative?
I am interested in this because we're starting to work on a project where these two ingredients will come together.
- lenkite 7y agoI meant curl behaving as an OAuth client. Many REST services today are OAuth protected and using curl is simply too cumbersome to access them. If curl supported password and client credentials OAuth grant types, then a vast number of folks would ditch REST clients like insomnia and postman and stick to command line curl.
- grayed-down 7y agoGot it. Thanks. I'm out on the periphery, and while I'm aware of the protocol, I'm rather new to OAuth on a development level. After looking at the cURL site, it looks like someone had the need and the will to bake in kerberos, so why not OAuth? Then I looked at the OAuth specs. It would be quite an undertaking for sure, but it could be good :-)