Paytm Oauth
===========
Paytm Oauth is a django based consumer for paytm oauth.
Quick start
-----------
1. Add "paytmoauth" to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings like this::
```
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'paytmoauth',
)
```
2. Update your context_processors to include one provided by `paytmoauth` like
```
TEMPLATES = [
...
'OPTIONS': {
'context_processors': [
...
'paytmoauth.context_processors.login_url',
]
}
]
```
3. Define the following variables in your settings
```
PAYTMOAUTH_PROVIDER_URL
PAYTMOAUTH_AUTHORIZATION_ENDPOINT
PAYTMOAUTH_AUTHENTICATION_ENDPOINT
PAYTMOUATH_RESOURCE_ACCESS_ENDPOINT
PAYTMOAUTH_CLIENT_ID
PAYTMOAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET
PAYTMOAUTH_SCOPE
PAYTMOAUTH_REDIRECT_URL
```
4. Include urls in root urls like this::
```
url(r'^oauth/', include('paytmoauth.urls')),
```
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