How does one pause his Javascript function until a Promise (in this case of the OAuth2) has been fullfilled, so that I can get the redirect URL that it should be returning?
Using regular JS in a Firefox Webextension, running latest Firefox Developer (54.0a2)
function fetchOAuth2()
{
var redirectURL = browser.identity.getRedirectURL() + "page.html";
console.log(redirectURL);
var clientID = "CLIENT ID";
var authURL = "https://trakt.tv/oauth/authorize"; // API I'm using
authURL += `?response_type=code`;
authURL += `&client_id=${clientID}`;
authURL += `&redirect_uri=${redirectURL}`;
console.log(authURL);
var authorizationCode = browser.identity.launchWebAuthFlow({
interactive: true,
url: authURL
});
}
There are different approaches that are valid, so pick the one you prefer/fits with your code best.
Use promise.then()
function fetchOAuth2()
{
var redirectURL = browser.identity.getRedirectURL() + "page.html";
console.log(redirectURL);
var clientID = "CLIENT ID";
var authURL = "https://trakt.tv/oauth/authorize"; // API I'm using
authURL += `?response_type=code`;
authURL += `&client_id=${clientID}`;
authURL += `&redirect_uri=${redirectURL}`;
console.log(authURL);
browser.identity.launchWebAuthFlow({
interactive: true,
url: authURL
})
.then(function(authResult) {
// do something with authResult
})
}
If you want to access the authResult outside of this function then you will need to return the promise, and then
it from the call site, ie
function fetchOAuth2()
{
var redirectURL = browser.identity.getRedirectURL() + "page.html";
console.log(redirectURL);
var clientID = "CLIENT ID";
var authURL = "https://trakt.tv/oauth/authorize"; // API I'm using
authURL += `?response_type=code`;
authURL += `&client_id=${clientID}`;
authURL += `&redirect_uri=${redirectURL}`;
console.log(authURL);
return browser.identity.launchWebAuthFlow({
interactive: true,
url: authURL
})
}
fetchOAuth2().then(function(authResult) {
// do something with auth result
});
Use ES7 async/await
This is a relatively new language feature, but it is supported in FF54. If you need to support other browsers you would have to use Babel to allow compatibility.
async function fetchOAuth2()
{
var redirectURL = browser.identity.getRedirectURL() + "page.html";
console.log(redirectURL);
var clientID = "CLIENT ID";
var authURL = "https://trakt.tv/oauth/authorize"; // API I'm using
authURL += `?response_type=code`;
authURL += `&client_id=${clientID}`;
authURL += `&redirect_uri=${redirectURL}`;
console.log(authURL);
var authResult = await browser.identity.launchWebAuthFlow({
interactive: true,
url: authURL
});
// do something with authResult
}
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