django-openstax-accounts
django-openstax-accounts is a Django app to read data from the logged-in user’s OpenStax account using the SSO cookie.
Quick start
Add the following settings to your settings file:
# OpenStax Accounts settings SSO_COOKIE_NAME = "<oxa_env>" SSO_SIGNATURE_PUBLIC_KEY = "<public_key_for_accounts>" SSO_ENCRYPTION_PRIVATE_KEY = "<private_key_for_accounts>"
Usage
If you need to access the current user’s OpenStax account UUID, you can use the get_logged_in_user_uuid function from openstax_accounts.functions. This function will a UUID.:
from django.shortcuts import render
from openstax_accounts.functions import get_logged_in_user_uuid
def my_view(request):
user_uuid = get_logged_in_user_uuid(request)
# function to do something with the uuid, like save it to your database or use for an API call
return render(request, "my_template.html", {"user_uuid": user_uuid})
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