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OAuth (Open Authorization) is a specification for client applications to access protected resources on behalf of a user. It was developed as an alternative to users handing out their login credentials to third-party applications.
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Slack App OAuth flow in golang
In your program you have databases, object-relational mapping, JSON encoding, OAuth protocols, closures, REST, and more. … No code can run after the log.Fatal() so the following lines are redundant:
errorMessage := fmt.Sprintf("Failed to create OAuth Token request, parameters: %v", request)
log.Fatal(errorMessage) …
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