oktagon-python

This python package is a tiny utility for verifying & decoding OKTA tokens in python backend services.

Installation

pip install oktagon-python

Getting Started

Let's say you have /consignments REST API endpoint which you'd like to make accessible only by logistics OKTA group. Then you would write something like this:

import os

from oktagon_python.authorisation import AuthorisationManager
from starlette.requests import Request

auth_manager = AuthorisationManager(
    service_name="your_service_name",
    okta_issuer=os.environ.get("OKTAGON_OKTA_ISSUER"),
    okta_audience=os.environ.get("OKTAGON_OKTA_AUDIENCE"),
)

async def is_authorised(request: Request):
    return await auth_manager.is_user_authorised(
        allowed_groups=["logistics"],
        resource_name="consignments",
        cookies=request.cookies
    )

This will create an AuthorisationManager instance that will check user's authorisation.

Contributing

git clone https://github.com/madedotcom/oktagon-python.git
cd oktagon-python
make install
make tests

This will install all the dependencies (including dev ones) and run the tests.

Run the formatters/linters

make pretty

Will run all the formatters and linters (black, isort and pylint) in write mode.

make pretty-check

Will run the formatters and linters in check mode.

You can also run them separtly with make black, make isort, make pylint.

Realeses

Merging a PR into the main branch will trigger the GitHub release workflow.
The following GitHub actions will be triggered:

• github-tag-action will bump a new tag with patch version by default. Add #major or #minor to the merge commit message to bump a different tag;
• gh-action-pypi-publish will push the newly built package on PyPI;
• action-automatic-releases will create the GitHub release and tag it with latest as well.