feat: Campsite conferencing app#15713
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could you add returnTo here similar to what we have in zoom callback
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this would allow campsite to be redirected to the app install flow
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Oh, nice! That's way better. Thanks for the suggestion. Updated in 922265f.
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Thanks for your help and for merging this PR! Excited to try this out in production. Do you have a rough timeline for enabling the app, or is there anything I can do to help? |
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Hi @nholden, It should be available in production with our next release, which I believe is scheduled for next Tuesday. |
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Thanks, @SomayChauhan! Sounds great.
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* feat: Campsite conferencing app * Improve redirect after OAuth flow --------- Co-authored-by: Somay Chauhan <somaychauhan98@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Peer Richelsen <peeroke@gmail.com>
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What does this PR do?
Your friends at 🏕️ Campsite are excited to propose a Campsite conferencing app on Cal.com. This PR implements that app. When installed, users will be able to set Campsite as the location for event types, and each new booking will be assigned a fresh Campsite call link just for that booking.
The app authenticates with the Campsite API by creating and storing an OAuth access token. It retrieves Campsite call links to attach to new bookings by using the access token to make a request to the Campsite API.
I followed How to build an app to get started, and I referenced #13929 as prior art for generating dynamic call links.
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How should this be tested?
Please contact nick@campsite.co for the
client_idandclient_secretthat you'll need to set to test this change. If you plan to test this with an OAuth callback URL other thanhttps://app.cal.com/api/integrations/campsite/callback, let me know so that I can configure Campsite to accept those requests.