Examples/Authentication.ps1
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#Requires -Modules PartnerCustomerCommunity # Import-Module .\ -Force # Import-Module ..\ -Force # Create a web app (admin user -> web app) # # Done once. $WebApp = New-PartnerWebApp -DisplayName ('Test ' + (Get-Date -Format s)) -IsFallbackPublicClient #-StayConnected Write-Warning ('Remember to update the WebApp secret on {0}.' -f $WebApp.SecretExpiration) # Get an authorization code (web app -> authorization code) # # Get a refresh token (authorization code -> refresh token) # # Need to be done once, or if the refresh token was not used for 90 days and expired. # Will throw an error if `New-PartnerWebApp` was run recently so I added retry/sleep logic: try { $RefreshToken = $null $Stopwatch = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew() do { try { $RefreshToken = New-PartnerRefreshToken -ApplicationId $WebApp.Credential.UserName } catch { if ($Stopwatch.Elapsed.Minutes -ge 2) { throw $_ } if ($_ -like '*AADSTS50059*' -or $_ -like '*AADSTS700016*') { Write-Warning ('WebApp not created yet, elapsed {0}, retrying...' -f $Stopwatch.Elapsed.ToString()) Start-Sleep -Seconds 5 } else { throw $_ } } } until ($RefreshToken) } finally { $Stopwatch.Stop() } # Get an access token (refresh token -> access token) # # Connecting will do this automatically (it will also regenerate a new RefreshToken when needed automatically): Connect-PartnerCenter -Credential $WebApp.Credential -RefreshToken $RefreshToken -Tenant $WebApp.Tenant # Alternatively can be generated by: New-PartnerAccessToken -Credential $WebApp.Credential -RefreshToken $RefreshToken -Tenant $WebApp.Tenant # Make a Partner Center API call # # For example: Get-PartnerOrganizationProfile |