mitid_connect
Log in through MitID from Python: an unofficial implementation of MitID's browser client. It authenticates with the MitID app - by QR code or one-time code - or with a code token, and gives back the authorization code that the service being logged in to exchanges for its own tokens.
from mitid_connect import BrowserClient
client = BrowserClient(client_hash, authentication_session_id)
authenticators = client.identify_as_user_and_get_available_authenticators("username")
client.authenticate_with_app() # approve in the MitID app
code = client.finalize_authentication_and_get_authorization_code()
client_hash and authentication_session_id come from the service's NemLog-in page;
get_authentication_code does all of the above from that page's parameters.
It is used by aula_connect to log in to Aula.
Origin and licence
It carries on MitID-BrowserClient by Hundter, under the MIT licence (LICENSE).
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