Questra Authentication
Python OAuth2 Authentication Client für die Questra API mit Unterstützung für Service-Account- und interaktive Benutzer-Authentifizierung.
Features
- Service Account & Interaktive Authentifizierung: Username/Password oder OAuth2 Device Code Flow
- Automatisches Token-Management: Automatische Token-Refresh-Mechanismen
- OIDC Discovery: Automatische Erkennung von OAuth2 Endpoints
- Type-Safe: Vollständig typisierte API mit Dataclasses
Installation
pip install seven2one-questra-authentication
Requirements
- Python >= 3.10
- requests-oauthlib >= 2.0.0
Schnellstart
Service Account
from seven2one.questra.authentication import QuestraAuthentication
client = QuestraAuthentication(
url="https://auth.example.com",
username="ServiceUser",
password="secret_password"
)
access_token = client.get_access_token()
Interaktiver Benutzer
client = QuestraAuthentication(
url="https://auth.example.com",
interactive=True
)
access_token = client.get_access_token()
Erweiterte Verwendung
# Mehrere Discovery-Pfade
client = QuestraAuthentication(
url="https://auth.example.com",
username="ServiceUser",
password="secret",
oidc_discovery_paths=["/app/o/techstack", "/app/o/questra"]
)
# Benutzerdefinierte Scopes
client = QuestraAuthentication(
url="https://auth.example.com",
username="ServiceUser",
password="secret",
scope="openid profile email"
)
Hinweis: Der Identity Provider kann einen enger gefassten Scope gewähren als angefordert
(z. B. wird openid nicht immer zurückgegeben) — das wird akzeptiert, statt die
Anmeldung abzubrechen.
Weitere Informationen
- Vollständige Dokumentation: https://pydocs.[questra-host.domain]
- Support: support@seven2one.de
License
Proprietary - Seven2one Informationssysteme GmbH
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