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LinkedIn Connector v1.0


1. Prerequisites and Additional Steps and Helper Utilities


Log in to https://developer.linkedin.com/ using your Linkedin credentials


Click “Create an app” if you do not have any app.


After creating your app, you can select your app from https://developer.linkedin.com/ on top-right “My apps” button. After clicking that select your app and you will see a similar page as below:


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In Auth tab, get your Client ID and Secret


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In Auth tab, enter redirect URLs under OAuth 2.0 Settings, Example:



In Products Tab, select Request access for both Share on LinkedIn and Sign In with LinkedIn. After that, you should see:


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In Auth tab, enter OAuth 2,0 scopes should be added automatically r_emailaddress, r_liteprofile, w_member_social. After saving these scopes for the first time, you might need to wait and refresh the page for the scopes to be shown.


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For now, demo Linkedin account client ID and Secret is embedded in the code, it cannot be changed. Therefore only Signing In in Edit Connection page is sufficient.


Return to your OneTeg environment and in the connections page, enter the hostname parameter as:

Host Name: https://api.linkedin.com/v2


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2. Example Connector Action Use


Action Name / METHOD

Posts: Create a text post with url and image (POST)

Action Description

Creates an article (post) in LinkedIn - This endpoint was deprecated but in the new version it is more trickier and I decided to use this endpoint it for demo, to save time, and it is working

Request Body Name

Parameter

Type

Description (Example)

Options

Owner

String

Owner id, ex: urn:li:person:Zzx_1lm8ho

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Options → Text

Text

String

Linkedin article text

Options → Content

Title

String

Title of the content

Options → Content → Contententities

Entitylocation

String

Web site to be redirected when clicked on image

Options → Content → Contententities → Thumbnails

Resolvedurl

String

Image’s url address

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