So that when we redirect back, we can sign a token with the UUID we originally gave them, which we can sign. So they can call our API to make sure it's valid. Or something. API development is a lot of boring wrappers around a small amount of interesting functionality.
So that when we redirect back, we can sign a token with the UUID we originally gave them, which we can sign. So they can call our API to make sure it's valid. Or something. API development is a lot of boring wrappers around a small amount of interesting functionality.
So that when we redirect back, we can sign a token with the UUID we originally gave them, which we can sign. So they can call our API to make sure it's valid. Or something. API development is a lot of boring wrappers around a small amount of interesting functionality.