To create an app that uses the Brime API, you need to register it on the Brime developer site.
When creating this app, enter your redirect URI, which is where your users are redirected after being authorized. You can provide several redirect URIs, for example, if you wish to use the same client for different environments.
Once you create a developer application, you are assigned a client ID. Some authentication flows also require a client secret, which you can generate on the same page as the client ID.
Client IDs are public and can be shared (for example, embedded in the source of a Web page).
Client secrets are equivalent to a password for your application and must be kept confidential. Never expose it to users, even in an obscured form. Because your client secret is confidential, we cannot show it to you once you leave the page, so make sure to record it somewhere safe. Also, generating a new client secret immediately invalidates the current one, which might make your API requests fail until your app is updated.
Client IDs should be unique for each application
Do not re-use client IDs across multiple applications. Also, applications should request the appropriate scopes for the intended target APIs. Failure to adhere to these guidelines may result in the suspension of your application’s access to the Brime API.