oauth2py 1.1.5

a simple, lightweight oauth client

oauth2py

a simple, lightweight oauth client

require

• python 2.7+

• python 3.3+

supported

• [x] Weibo

• [x] QQ

• [x] Facebook

• [x] Github

• [x] Twitter

• [ ] Other…

useage

1. create client

   • put oauth2py.json in your app root folder

   [{
       "name": "github",
       "client_id": "",
       "client_secret": "",
       "redirect_uri": "",
       "scope": ""
   },
   {
       "name": "twitter",
       "client_id": "",
       "client_secret": "",
       "redirect_uri": "",
       "scope": ""
   }]

   from oauth2py.client import OauthClient as oauth
   
   github = oauth.load('github')

   • or set config in code

   github.init({
       'client_id': '',
       'client_secret': '',
       'redirect_uri': '',
       'scope': ''
   })

2. oauth

   1. get login url

   url = github.get_login_url(state='abc')

   1. get user info

   user = github.get_user_info('code=12345&state=abc')
   # or
   user = github.get_user_info({'code': '12345', 'state': 'abc'})

   1. save access token

   token = github.get_access_token()
   # save token ...

3. access resource

   • get github repo list

   github.set_access_token({
       'access_token': '...'
   })
   github.access_resource(
           'GET', 'https://api.github.com/user/repos')

   • another example: post status to twitter

   twitter.set_access_token({
           'access_token': '...',
           'access_token_secret': '...'
       }
   )
   twitter.access_resource(
       'POST',
       url='https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/update.json',
       data={
           'status': 'test from oauth2py!'
       }
   )

implement new providers

• inherit oauth2py.Oauth2 or oauth2py.Oauth and set oauth urls

  class Github(Oauth2):
  
      NAME = 'Github'
      AUTHORIZATION_URL = 'https://github.com/login/oauth/authorize'
      ACCESS_TOKEN_URL = 'https://github.com/login/oauth/access_token'
      GET_USERINFO_URL = 'https://api.github.com/user'
  
      def __init__(self):
          super(Github, self).__init__()

• parse user info from response

  def parse_user_info(self, response):
      return {
          'uid': str(response.get('id')),
          'name': response.get('name'),
          'avatar': response.get('avatar_url'),
          'raw': response
      }