def _configure_provider(app, blueprint, oauth, provider_id, provider_config):
"""Configures the service provider and its connect and login routes. The
remote app is then registered with the main application and is accessible
via:
from flask import current_app
current_app.social.<provider_id>
"""
oauth_config = provider_config['oauth']
try:
oauth_config['consumer_key']
oauth_config['consumer_secret']
except KeyError:
raise Exception('consumer_key and/or consumer_secret not found for '
'provider %s' % provider_config['display_name'])
service_provider = oauth.remote_app(provider_id, **oauth_config)
connect_handler = get_class_by_name(
provider_config['connect_handler'])(**oauth_config)
login_handler = get_class_by_name(
provider_config['login_handler'])(**oauth_config)
factory = get_class_by_name(
provider_config['connection_factory'])(
login_handler=login_handler,
connect_handler=connect_handler,
**oauth_config)
setattr(factory, 'remote_app', service_provider)
setattr(app.social, provider_id, factory)
@service_provider.tokengetter
def get_token():
# No need to return a token since the remote app from the oauth
# extension is kind of bogus. Using API wrappers/bindings for specific
# services is preferred and accessed through the connection factories
return None
@blueprint.route('/connect/%s' % provider_id,
methods=['GET'],
endpoint='connect_%s_callback' % provider_id)
@login_required
@service_provider.authorized_handler
def connect_callback(response):
return connect_handler(response)
@blueprint.route('/login/%s' % provider_id,
methods=['GET'],
endpoint='login_%s_callback' % provider_id)
@service_provider.authorized_handler
def login_callback(response):
return login_handler(response)
def _configure_provider(app, blueprint, oauth, provider_id, provider_config):
"""Configures the service provider and its connect and login routes. The
remote app is then registered with the main application and is accessible
via:
from flask import current_app
current_app.social.<provider_id>
"""
oauth_config = provider_config['oauth']
try:
oauth_config['consumer_key']
oauth_config['consumer_secret']
except KeyError:
raise Exception('consumer_key and/or consumer_secret not found for '
'provider %s' % provider_config['display_name'])
service_provider = oauth.remote_app(provider_id, **oauth_config)
connect_handler = get_class_by_name(
provider_config['connect_handler'])(**oauth_config)
login_handler = get_class_by_name(
provider_config['login_handler'])(**oauth_config)
factory = get_class_by_name(provider_config['connection_factory'])(
login_handler=login_handler,
connect_handler=connect_handler,
**oauth_config)
setattr(factory, 'remote_app', service_provider)
setattr(app.social, provider_id, factory)
@service_provider.tokengetter
def get_token():
# No need to return a token since the remote app from the oauth
# extension is kind of bogus. Using API wrappers/bindings for specific
# services is preferred and accessed through the connection factories
return None
@blueprint.route('/connect/%s' % provider_id,
methods=['GET'],
endpoint='connect_%s_callback' % provider_id)
@login_required
@service_provider.authorized_handler
def connect_callback(response):
return connect_handler(response)
@blueprint.route('/login/%s' % provider_id,
methods=['GET'],
endpoint='login_%s_callback' % provider_id)
@service_provider.authorized_handler
def login_callback(response):
return login_handler(response)
def get_class_from_config(key, config):
"""Get a reference to a class by its name from the config dictionary
"""
try:
return classutils.get_class_by_name(config[key])
except Exception, e:
raise AttributeError("Could not get class '%s' for Auth setting " "'%s' >> %s" % (config[key], key, e))
def get_class_from_config(key, config):
"""Get a reference to a class by its name from the config dictionary
"""
try:
return classutils.get_class_by_name(config[key])
except Exception, e:
raise AttributeError("Could not get class '%s' for Auth setting "
"'%s' >> %s" % (config[key], key, e))
