Integrations
Set up Medium OAuth2 API credentials in Duaer
Store Medium OAuth2 API connection details in Duaer for digital-organization nodes to use at runtime. Secrets are protected by the instance encryption key and are not written into node parameters.
Save the connection in Duaer
Open Credentials and create Medium OAuth2 API. Fill in the key, OAuth, or server fields. After you save, digital-organization nodes reference this credential instead of putting the secret in a parameter.
Credential values are protected by the instance encryption key. If you change or lose that key, stored credentials cannot be decrypted. See the hosting notes on encryption keys. The matching node is under the related node.
Who can use this credential
Who can see or edit it follows projects and roles. Do not paste secrets into chat or variables. External vaults are covered under external secrets.
Questions
Do Medium OAuth2 API secret values appear in Duaer node parameters?
No. In Duaer, Medium OAuth2 API secrets stay in the credential. Nodes only reference the credential. Execution records should not show the plaintext secret either.
What usually stops a Medium OAuth2 API credential from saving in Duaer?
Wrong fields, an OAuth callback that does not match the instance URL, or a role that cannot create credentials. Check the fields Medium OAuth2 API expects, then confirm you can create credentials in that project.
In this section
Built-in integrations in Duaer
Built-in triggers, actions, and credentials in Duaer. Triggers start a digital organization. Actions run a step after it has started.
IntegrationsRisks of community nodes in Duaer
Before you install a community node in Duaer, know the code comes from a source the instance admin trusts, and know what permissions it gets.
IntegrationsTroubleshoot community nodes in Duaer
When a Duaer community node will not install or run, check the version, permissions, and node docs, then the instance logs.
IntegrationsMake custom API calls for an app in Duaer
When a Duaer app node does not expose the API you need, use HTTP Request and reuse that app’s saved authentication.