user-management 0.5.1

A user management package using Firebase

User Management

A Python package for managing user-related operations using Firebase Authentication.

Installation

You can install the package using pip:

pip install user-management

Prerequisites

1. A Firebase project
2. Firebase service account credentials (as a JSON file or dictionary)
   • Go to Firebase Console
   • Project Settings > Service Accounts
   • Generate New Private Key
3. Stripe API key (if using Stripe integration)

Configuration

The package provides a global configuration system that allows you to customize various settings in one place. You can configure settings in two ways:

1. Using the configure function:

import user_management

user_management.configure(
    # Firebase configurations
    firebase_credentials_path="path/to/firebase-credentials.json",
    # OR
    firebase_credentials_dict={
        "type": "service_account",
        "project_id": "your-project-id",
        ...
    },
    firebase_app_name="your-app-name",  # Optional
    
    # Stripe configurations
    stripe_api_key="your-stripe-api-key",
    stripe_api_version="2023-10-16",  # Optional
    stripe_webhook_secret="your-webhook-secret",  # Optional
    
    # Database table names
    user_table_name="custom_users",
    organization_table_name="custom_orgs",
    subscription_table_name="custom_subscriptions"
)

2. Directly through the config object:

from user_management import config

# Firebase configurations
config.firebase_credentials_path = "path/to/firebase-credentials.json"
config.firebase_app_name = "your-app-name"

# Stripe configurations
config.stripe_api_key = "your-stripe-api-key"

# Database table names
config.user_table_name = "custom_users"
config.organization_table_name = "custom_orgs"

Available Configuration Options

Firebase Configuration

• firebase_credentials_path: Path to Firebase service account credentials JSON file
• firebase_credentials_dict: Dictionary containing Firebase credentials
• firebase_app_name: Optional name for the Firebase app instance

Stripe Configuration

• stripe_api_key: Your Stripe API key
• stripe_api_version: Stripe API version to use (default: "2023-10-16")
• stripe_webhook_secret: Your Stripe webhook secret for verifying webhooks

Database Table Names

• user_table_name: Name of the users table (default: "users")
• organization_table_name: Name of the organizations table (default: "organizations")
• subscription_table_name: Name of the subscriptions table (default: "subscriptions")

You can also add custom configuration options which will be stored in the custom_settings dictionary:

user_management.configure(
    custom_setting_1="value1",
    custom_setting_2="value2"
)

# Access custom settings
value = config.get("custom_setting_1", default="default_value")

Usage

Firebase Authentication

from user_management import FirebaseClient

# Initialize client using configuration (recommended)
client = FirebaseClient()

# Or provide credentials directly
client = FirebaseClient("path/to/firebase-credentials.json")

# Create a new user
user = client.create_user(
    email="[e-mail]",
    password="securepassword123",
    display_name="John Doe"
)

Stripe Integration

from user_management import StripeClient

# Initialize client using configuration (recommended)
client = StripeClient()

# Or provide API key directly
client = StripeClient(api_key="your-stripe-api-key")

# Create a new customer
customer = client.create_customer(
    email="[e-mail]",
    name="John Doe"
)

User Profiles and Organizations

from user_management import UserProfileClient, CustomerClient

# Initialize clients using configuration (recommended)
user_client = UserProfileClient()
org_client = CustomerClient()

# Create user profile
user = user_client.create_user(
    email="[e-mail]",
    name="John Doe"
)

# Create organization
org = org_client.create_customer(
    name="Acme Corp",
    subscription_id="stripe_subscription_id",
    users=[user["id"]],
    is_org=True
)

Features

• User creation and management
• User information retrieval and updates
• Custom claims management
• JWT token verification
• Type-safe with Pydantic models
• Full Firebase Authentication integration
• Flexible initialization with file path or credentials dictionary
• Strong type hints and documentation

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.