Dev vs Production

[Mark McGee]

Hi I'm new to the strava API.

As I understand the authentication, I use the client secret and setup the domain for the response urls.

How should I handle Development vs Production?  My development will be on localhost and production on a registered domain.

Strava doesn't seem to support having both at the same time?

Is the answer to set up an account for the production application?

Thanks!

[Bryant Likes]

localhost is whitelisted so you can always redirect to that. From the docs:

redirect_uri required string, in query

URL to which the user will be redirected after authentication. Must be within the callback domain specified by the application. localhost and 127.0.0.1 are white-listed.

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[Mark McGee]

Great, thank you.  I guess I'd better delete that account I just created!

It turns out I was having a local issue with ASP.NET core's "proxy" for SPAs - it works redirecting ajax requests from the dev server to asp.net core web api, but not browser redirects.