Flask_raven: University of Cambridge authentication for flask
This is a very simple package that satisfies my needs, there is a more complex package here: https://github.com/danielrichman/python-raven that I couldn’t use because of it depends on C modules which are blocked on App Engine.
Usage
from flask_raven import raven_auth
@app.route('/protected')
@raven_auth()
def protected():
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