How to Get Redirected URL in Python for OAuth Flow Requiring User Interaction (Notion API)

Question

I am integrating Notion’s OAuth 2.0 authentication in Python using the Notion SDK and need to retrieve the redirected URL after user login and consent.

Expected Behavior: I want to automate the retrieval of the final redirected URL containing the code parameter after the user logs in and grants permissions. The goal is to extract the authorization code from the redirected URL and use it to obtain an access token.

What is the best way to programatically capture the redirected URL after user authentication and page permission in Python for an OAuth flow that requires interaction?

What I’ve Tried: Using requests.head(url, allow_redirects=True), but it doesn't work because the OAuth flow requires user interaction.

Tutorial I Followed . But in tutorial he has manually pasted the redirect_url , I am trying to automate the same thing but I don't know how to do it

• Taha Boud: Are you using a frontend framework or just django?
• Shrishvesh Reddy: I am using flask and I am not using any frontend framework, I am using the redirected_url_code to generate access token so that I can use it for my etl pipelines
• Taha Boud: I would advise to provide some code for us to review, maybe the view function code?
• Taha Boud: You need to create a view function to handle the redirect url, for example if the redirect url redirects to the home page, in the function that renders the home page you will get access to query params ie authorization code in you case
• furas: if you follow some tutorial then you should add this in question (not in comments) - and more people will see to, so more people may help.,