const axios = require(‘axios’); const CryptoJS = require(‘crypto-js’); const ACCOUNT_ID = ”; const ENDPOINT = “; const AUTH = { consumerKey: ”, consumerSecret: ”, token: ”, tokenSecret: ” }; function generateOAuthHeader(httpMethod, url) { try { const nonce = Math.random().toString(36).substring(2); … Continue reading Node.js code for making a POST API call to NetSuite using OAuth 1.0.
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OAuth 2.0 over OAuth 1.0
OAuth 2.0 is preferred over OAuth 1.0 for several reasons: 1. Simplicity of Implementation OAuth 1.0: Requires complex cryptographic signatures to verify requests. This means developers have to deal with complicated encryption methods and handle signing each request, which can be tricky and error-prone. OAuth 2.0: Uses simpler bearer tokens for authentication. This means you don’t need to… Continue reading OAuth 2.0 over OAuth 1.0