REM $Id: oauth2_example_office365.bat,v 1.9 2024/05/16 14:05:06 gilles Exp gilles $

@REM I hope you can read
@REM A line beginning with @REM is a comment
@REM This batch script is for Windows users, but not for Linux users, nor MacOS users.

@SETLOCAL

@REM This stuff is there to be able to run this batch with a double-clic
@ECHO Currently running through %0 %*
@REM the following command change current directory to the dirname of the current batch pathname
@REM CD /D %~dp0
@PUSHD %~dp0

@ECHO 
@ECHO Getting OAUTH2 tokens 

@IF NOT EXIST tokens MKDIR tokens

@REM !!! The following CALL lines are the only part to edit !!!
@REM Replace the email by the email you want an access token to be used with imapsync

@REM For an account from any OAUTH2 provider it will be like the following example
@REM with all values changed:

CALL .\oauth2_imap.exe  ^
  --local ^
  --startover ^
  --token_file    "tokens\oauth2_tokens_gilles.lamiral@outlook.com.txt" ^
  --client_id     "c46947ca-867f-48b7-9231-64213fdd765e" ^
  --client_secret "LH58Q~vMFFoVTbBmUnOeIDtfcacYNolMJ2cP2cLC" ^
  --authorize_uri "https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize" ^
  --token_uri     "https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/token" ^
  --scope_string  "offline_access https://outlook.office.com/IMAP.AccessAsUser.All" ^
  --imap_server   "outlook.office365.com" ^
    gilles.lamiral@outlook.com




@REM END OF PART TO EDIT




@REM Some extra features:
@REM You can specify the token file with the option --token_file
@REM example:

@REM CALL .\oauth2_imap.exe --token_file my_token_file_the_name_I_want.txt   gilles.lamiral@outlook.com  


@REM You can use localhost as the authentication redirect_uri using the --local option:

@REM CALL .\oauth2_imap.exe --local gilles.lamiral@outlook.com

@POPD

@PAUSE