Dear John Doe,

User foo-usr just registered a new OAuth client under user foo-usr on The Things Network. Since user foo-usr is not an admin, you need to approve this client before it can be used.

Client ID: foo-cli

Name: Foo Client

Description: Foo Client Description

Grants:

• GRANT_AUTHORIZATION_CODE
  authorization code

Rights:

• RIGHT_USER_INFO
  view user information
• RIGHT_USER_APPLICATIONS_LIST
  list applications the user is a collaborator of
• RIGHT_USER_ORGANIZATIONS_LIST
  list organizations the user is a member of
• RIGHT_ORGANIZATION_INFO
  view organization information
• RIGHT_ORGANIZATION_APPLICATIONS_LIST
  list the applications the organization is a collaborator of
• RIGHT_APPLICATION_INFO
  view application information
• RIGHT_APPLICATION_SETTINGS_BASIC
  edit basic application settings
• RIGHT_APPLICATION_DEVICES_READ
  view devices in application
• RIGHT_APPLICATION_DEVICES_READ_KEYS
  view device keys in application
• RIGHT_APPLICATION_DEVICES_WRITE
  create devices in application
• RIGHT_APPLICATION_DEVICES_WRITE_KEYS
  edit device keys in application

Redirect URIs:

• https://example.com/oauth/callback

Logout Redirect URIs:

• https://example.com/logout/success

You can use the command-line interface to approve (or reject) the OAuth client:

$ ttn-lw-cli clients set foo-cli \
  --state APPROVED (or REJECTED) \
  --state-description "..."

For more information on how to use the command-line interface, please refer to the documentation.