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| This confirms that the variable ''button'' is being read correctly. Next, make sure you have your ''device_id'' and ''access_token'' as described in the [[oak:tutorials:particle-id-token|Particle API wiki entry]]. | This confirms that the variable ''button'' is being read correctly. Next, make sure you have your ''device_id'' and ''access_token'' as described in the [[oak:tutorials:particle-id-token|Particle API wiki entry]]. | ||
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| - | [pic of access token] | ||
| If you have ''curl'' installed, open a command prompt/terminal, and type the following (replacing ''id_here'' and ''token_here'' with the appropriate values). Otherwise, type out the URL somewhere you can copy/paste from, and visit that page in a browser. | If you have ''curl'' installed, open a command prompt/terminal, and type the following (replacing ''id_here'' and ''token_here'' with the appropriate values). Otherwise, type out the URL somewhere you can copy/paste from, and visit that page in a browser. | ||