kinto-portier 0.4.0

Portier authentication support in Kinto

Portier authentication support for Kinto

kinto-portier enables authentication in Kinto applications using an email address.

It provides:

• An authentication policy class;

• Integration with Kinto cache backend for token verifications;

• Integration with Kinto for heartbeat view checks;

• Some optional endpoints to perform the OAuth dance (optional).

• Kinto documentation

• Issue tracker

Installation

Install the Python package:

pip install kinto-portier

Include the package in the project configuration:

kinto.includes = kinto_portier

And configure authentication policy using pyramid_multiauth formalism:

multiauth.policies = portier
multiauth.policy.portier.use = kinto_portier.authentication.PortierOAuthAuthenticationPolicy

By default, it will rely on the cache configured in Kinto.

Configuration

Fill those settings with the values obtained during the application registration:

kinto.portier.broker_url = https://broker.portier.io
kinto.portier.webapp.authorized_domains = *.github.io
# kinto.portier.cache_ttl_seconds = 300
# kinto.portier.state.ttl_seconds = 3600

Login flow

OAuth Bearer token

Use the OAuth token with this header:

Authorization: Portier <jwt_token>

notes:

If the token is not valid, this will result in a 401 error response.

Changelog

This document describes changes between each past release.

0.4.0 (2017-05-17)

Bug fixes

• Upgrade to Kinto 7 and set a ttl when using the cache.

0.3.0 (2017-03-08)

• Make it works with Python 3.5

0.2.0 (2017-02-10)

• Initial implementation

Contributors

• Mathieu Leplatre <[e-mail]>

• Nicolas Perriault <[e-mail]>

• Rémy Hubscher <[e-mail]>