discord-oauth2.py 1.2.2

Use Discord's OAuth2 effortlessly! Turns the auth code to a access token and the access token into scope infomation.

DiscordOAuth2.py

Use Discord's OAuth2 effortlessly! Turns the auth code to a access token and the access token into scope infomation.

Useful Links

Discord Server: https://discord.gg/DJ9xbbZAP5

Documentation is coming soon, don't worry.

Quickstart

Installing

I've finally published the library to PyPi! So now you can use pip.

pip install discord-oauth2.py

Example With Flask

Don't forget to replace all the client information with your application's own information. You can leave bot token empty if your not adding members to guilds.

import discordoauth2
from flask import Flask, request, redirect

client = discordoauth2.Client(849930878276993044, secret="very-secret-code",
redirect="https://findingfakeurlsisprettyhard.tv/oauth2", bot_token="bot-token-only-required-for-guild-joining-or-updating-linked-roles-metadata")
app = Flask(__name__)

client.update_linked_roles_metadata([
    {
        "type": 2,
        "key": "level",
        "name": "Level",
        "description": "The level the user is on"
    },
    {
        "type": 7,
        "key": "supporter",
        "name": "Supporter",
        "description": "Spent money to help the game"
    }
])

@app.route('/')
def main():
  return redirect(client.generate_uri(scope=["identify", "connections", "guilds", "role_connections.write"]))

@app.route("/oauth2")
def oauth2():
    code = request.args.get("code")

    access = client.exchange_code(code)

    access.update_metadata("Platform Name", "Username",  level=69, supporter=True)

    identify = access.fetch_identify()
    connections = access.fetch_connections()
    guilds = access.fetch_guilds()

    return f"""{identify}<br><br>{connections}<br><br>{guilds}"""

app.run("0.0.0.0", 8080)

Async usage

Asynchronous usage is also supported, you can use the async version of the library by importing discordoauth2.AsyncClient instead of discordoauth2.Client. The methods are the same, but they’re coroutines.