// we'll store the accessToken in the session for future page visits.
$acuity = new AcuitySchedulingOAuth(array('accessToken' => $_SESSION['accessToken'], 'clientId' => $config['clientId'], 'clientSecret' => $config['clientSecret'], 'redirectUri' => $config['redirectUri'], 'base' => $config['base']));
// Example app:
if ($method === 'GET' && $path === '/') {
include 'index.html';
// If we're already connected, make a request:
$response = $acuity->request('me');
echo '<h1>GET /api/v1/me:</h1>';
echo '<pre>';
print_r($response);
echo '</pre>';
} else {
if ($method === 'GET' && $path === '/authorize') {
// Redirect the user to the Acuity authorization endpoint. You must
// choose a scope to work with.
$acuity->authorizeRedirect(array('scope' => 'api-v1'));
} else {
if ($method === 'GET' && $path === '/oauth2') {
// Exchange the authorizatoin code for an access token and store it
// somewhere. You'll need to pass it to the AcuitySchedulingOAuth
// constructor to make calls later on.
$tokenResponse = $acuity->requestAccessToken($_GET['code']);
if ($accessToken = $tokenResponse['access_token']) {
$_SESSION['accessToken'] = $accessToken;
}
// Token response:
echo '<h1>Token Response:</h1>';
echo '<pre>';
print_r($tokenResponse);
echo '</pre>';
// Current Access Token:
