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I need export a architech flow using the CLI, Terraform or Archy, but I the idea is no use a Client credential Oauth. I prefer use a temporal token.

The idea is not to use the UI since the goal is to automate the process of exporting and importing it into another ORG.

If you can give me an examples I appreciate it

#Architect
#Archy
#CXasCode

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Jesus Garces
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I believe I'll only be able to do this via OAuth.

Hello Jesus,

Based on our resources, we can only export via OAuth or the UI.

Can you please look into that? https://community.genesys.com/discussion/archyapi-alter-flow-values-during-import-process

Hi Jesus,

Here is a blog describing how you can use our export resource to export Architect flow config files; https://developer.genesys.cloud/blog/2025-03-26-archy-export-cxascode/#how-to-enable-architect-flow-export - you shouldn't need to use the Archy CLI thanks to this feature.

Have you tried using the `access_token` field in the provider config? That may suit your use case https://registry.terraform.io/providers/MyPureCloud/genesyscloud/latest/docs 

Thanks for the explanation and for sharing the links. This was helpful to better understand the available options for exporting Architect flows.

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Beatriz Sanches
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Can you please look into that? https://community.genesys.com/discussion/archyapi-alter-flow-values-during-import-process

Thanks Charlie, this clarifies the options available.

You can also export a flow through code alone using the Architect Scripting library.

Interestingly the library has two methods for auth. I suspect the latter still relates to an OAuth Client's token, but seemed worth mentioning:

• startWithClientIdAndSecret(...)

  • This has two interesting arguments: authToken & isClientCredentialsOAuthClientopt

• startWithAuthToken(...)

  • This too has the same interesting arguments: authToken & isClientCredentialsOAuthClientopt

You can then use the library to export to YAML. Here's a snippet from my project:

// ...
const loadedFlow: ArchBaseFlow = await flowFactory.loadFlowByFlowIdAsync(
    flowId,
    archEnums.FLOW_TYPES.inboundShortMessage,
    'latest',
  );

//...
output.flowYaml = await loadedFlow.exportToObjectAsync((exportObject) => {
    return exportObject;
  }, archEnums.FLOW_FORMAT_TYPES.yaml);

Good stuff Lucas :)

// ...const loadedFlow: ArchBaseFlow = await flowFactory.loadFlowByFlowIdAsync(    flowId,    archEnums.FLOW_TYPES.inboundShortMessage,    'latest',  );//...output.flowYaml = await loadedFlow.exportToObjectAsync((exportObject) => {    return exportObject;  }, archEnums.FLOW_FORMAT_TYPES.yaml);