Intuit’s OAuth2 and OpenID Connect Python Client
The official Python client library for working with Intuit APIs. The AuthClient object response can be used for the Intuit UserInfo API, QuickBooks Accounting API, and QuickBooks Payments API.
This library supports:
Raising authorization requests
Requesting OAuth2 bearer (access) tokens
Refreshing OAuth2 tokens
Revoking OAuth2 tokens
Validating ID tokens
Fetching profile attributes from UserInfo
Various utility methods
Migrating tokens from OAuth1.0 to OAuth2
Install
Using pip:
$ pip install intuit-oauth
Documentation
Usage and reference documentation can be found at oauth-pythonclient.readthedocs.io.
Sample App
A sample app for this library can be found on the IntuitDeveloper GitHub Org.
Issues and Contributions
Please open an issue on GitHub if you have anything to report, a suggestion, or comment.
Pull requests are welcomed and encouraged! Any contributions should include new or updated unit tests as necessary to maintain thorough test coverage.
License
This library is provided under Apache 2.0 which is found here
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