If I wanted to build an app for multiple users how would I store the tokens? I'd like to know the best way to do this. The only thing I could think of is to give each user their own URL that would then somehow associated with the way I store a token. For instance if the url was: http://example.com/api/user/1 then the token could be perhaps stored in a database for id 1 then that person would approve that url and then for their own app area, I would call upon 1 somehow to pull that data out that token. If anyone has a better method please let me know. I do not want people to have to login everytime, because the app I'm building on the web, is setup so non-users can suggest events. So its not reasonable to have the calendar owner login everytime to approve them.
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