def _load_auth(self, provider):
'''Loads the given provider'''
# Send a message that the auth provider is being loaded
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Loading'].get_string(provider=provider))
# Is the provider loaded?
if provider in self:
# If so, send a message that the provider is already loaded
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Already Loaded'].get_string(provider=provider))
# No need to go further
return
# Does the provider's file exist?
if not AUTH_PROVIDER_PATH.joinpath(provider + '.py').isfile():
# Send a message that the file does not exist
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'No Module'].get_string(provider=provider))
# No need to go further
return
# Attempt to load the provider
self[provider] = __import__(
'auth.providers.{0}'.format(provider), fromlist=[''])
# Call the provider's load function
self[provider].load()
# Send a message that the provider was loaded
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Load Successful'].get_string(provider=provider))
# Paths
from paths import GAME_PATH
from paths import CFG_PATH
# Translations
from translations.strings import LangStrings
# =============================================================================
# >> GLOBAL VARIABLES
# =============================================================================
# Get the core settings language strings
_core_strings = LangStrings('_core/core_settings_strings')
# Get a list of auth providers
_auth_providers = [
provider.namebase
for provider in AUTH_PROVIDER_PATH.files() + AUTH_PROVIDER_PATH.dirs()
if not provider.namebase.startswith('__')
]
# Get the sp.core.settings logger
core_settings_logger = core_logger.settings
# =============================================================================
# >> CLASSES
# =============================================================================
class _CoreSettings(ConfigObj):
"""Class used to store core settings."""
def __init__(self, infile):
"""Add missing items and set comments using the server's language."""
# Import the file
def load_auth(self, provider):
'''Loads the given provider'''
# Send a message that the auth provider is being loaded
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Loading'].get_string(provider=provider))
# Is the provider loaded?
if provider in self:
# If so, send a message that the provider is already loaded
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Already Loaded'].get_string(provider=provider))
# No need to go further
return
# Does the provider's file exist?
if not AUTH_PROVIDER_PATH.joinpath(provider + '.py').isfile():
# Send a message that the file does not exist
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'No Module'].get_string(provider=provider))
# No need to go further
return
# Import the provider's module
module = __import__(
'auth.providers.{0}'.format(provider), fromlist=[''])
# Loop through all objects in the module
for module_object in dir(module):
# Get the object's instance
instance = getattr(module, module_object)
# Is the current object a AuthBase instance?
if isinstance(instance, AuthBase):
# Found the instance
break
# Was no AuthBase instance found?
else:
# Raise an error that the object was not found
raise NotImplementedError(
'No AuthBase instance found in provider'
' "{0}"'.format(provider))
# Attempt to call the provider's load function
instance.load()
# Add the provider to the dictionary
self[provider] = instance
# Send a message that the provider was loaded
AuthManagerLogger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Load Successful'].get_string(provider=provider))
# =============================================================================
# >> ALL DECLARATION
# =============================================================================
# Set all to an empty list
__all__ = []
# =============================================================================
# >> GLOBAL VARIABLES
# =============================================================================
# Get the core settings language strings
_core_strings = LangStrings('_core/core_settings_strings')
# Get a list of auth providers
_auth_providers = [
provider.namebase for provider in AUTH_PROVIDER_PATH.files() +
AUTH_PROVIDER_PATH.dirs() if not provider.namebase.startswith('__')]
# Get the sp._core.settings logger
_CoreSettingsLogger = _CoreLogger.settings
# =============================================================================
# >> CLASSES
# =============================================================================
class _SettingsMeta(type):
'''Metaclass used to store methods in order of creation'''
@classmethod
def __prepare__(mcl, name, bases):
'''Returns an ordered dictionary'''
def load_auth(self, provider):
"""Load the given provider."""
# Send a message that the auth provider is being loaded
auth_manager_logger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Loading'].get_string(provider=provider))
# Is the provider loaded?
if provider in self:
# If so, send a message that the provider is already loaded
auth_manager_logger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Already Loaded'].get_string(provider=provider))
# No need to go further
return
# Does the provider's file exist?
if not AUTH_PROVIDER_PATH.joinpath(provider + '.py').isfile():
# Send a message that the file does not exist
auth_manager_logger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'No Module'].get_string(provider=provider))
# No need to go further
return
# Import the provider's module
module = import_module('auth.providers.{0}'.format(provider))
# Loop through all objects in the module
for module_object in dir(module):
# Get the object's instance
instance = getattr(module, module_object)
# Is the current object a AuthBase instance?
if isinstance(instance, AuthBase):
# Found the instance
break
# Was no AuthBase instance found?
else:
# Raise an error that the object was not found
raise NotImplementedError(
'No AuthBase instance found in provider'
' "{0}"'.format(provider))
# Attempt to call the provider's load function
instance.load()
# Add the provider to the dictionary
self[provider] = instance
# Send a message that the provider was loaded
auth_manager_logger.log_message(
'[SP Auth] ' + _auth_strings[
'Load Successful'].get_string(provider=provider))
