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Log in using a token
Fidel Perez-Smith edited this page Aug 13, 2025
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condeco-cli supports logging in with a token. The following steps describe how to acquire a token using an Android Emulator.
- On the PC, Install Android Studio
- Run Android Studio, More Actions → Virtual Device Manager
- Create a new device (any modern one without Google Play, because that makes it difficult to inspect traffic)
- Start the device
- On the Android device, open Settings → About emulated device
- Find the Build number. Tap it seven times quickly.
- It should say "You are now a developer!"
- System → Developer options → USB debugging → on
- On the PC, download the app from: https://apkpure.com/eptura-engage/com.condecosoftware.condeco
- If it's an apkx, extract it using 7-Zip to
C:\Temp\engage
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cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools"
orcd "C:\users\[username]\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform tools"
.\adb.exe install-multiple "C:\Temp\engage\com.condecosoftware.condeco.apk" "C:\Temp\engage\config.arm64_v8a.apk" "C:\Temp\engage\config.en.apk" "C:\Temp\engage\config.mdpi.apk"
- Confirm the app is now installed on the Android device
- On the PC, download and install HTTP Tool kit from: https://httptoolkit.com/
- Run HTTP Toolkit and click
Android Device via ADB
- On the Android device, it should now say 'Connected'
- On the PC, in HTTP Toolkit on the left side click 'View'
- Confirm some web requests are displayed
- On the Android device, log into Engage
- In HTTP Toolkit, find the POST request to
LoginAPI/auth/authenticateusersecure
- On the right, scroll down to the Response Body.
- The token should be listed, in GUID form such as
F0029539-6EAA-44C0-B35A-D6C525C63BAA
- Run condeco in mobile mode, using
condeco-cli.exe --api mobile
- You can now add your service and choose 'Log in using token'