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@@ -89,7 +89,9 @@ In order to communicate with a Pocket User, you will need a consumer key (which
The authentication is a 3-step process:
1) Receive the **request code** and **authentication URI** from the library by calling `string GetRequestCode()`:
### 1) Generate authentication URI
Receive the **request code** and **authentication URI** from the library by calling `string GetRequestCode()`:
```csharp
string requestCode = _client.GetRequestCode();
@@ -100,9 +102,13 @@ Uri authenticationUri = _client.GenerateAuthenticationUri();
The _request code_ is stored internally, but you can also provide it as param in `GenerateAuthenticationUri(string requestCode = null)`.
2) Next you need to redirect the user to the `authenticationUri`, which displays a prompt to grant permissions for the application. After the user granted or denied, he/she is redirected to the `callbackUri`.
### 2) Redirect to Pocket
Next you need to redirect the user to the `authenticationUri`, which displays a prompt to grant permissions for the application (see image). After the user granted or denied, he/she is redirected to the `callbackUri`.
3) Call `string GetAccessCode(string requestCode = null)`
![authentication screen](https://raw.github.com/ceee/PocketSharp/master/PocketSharp/authentication-screen.png)
### 3) Get Access Code
Call `string GetAccessCode(string requestCode = null)`
```csharp
string accessCode = _client.GetAccessCode();