def _configure_provider(app, blueprint, oauth, config):
"""
Configures and registers a service provider connection Factory with the
main application. The connection factory is accessible via:
from flask import current_app as app
app.social.<provider_id>
"""
provider_id = config['id']
o_config = config['oauth']
try:
o_config['consumer_key']
o_config['consumer_secret']
except KeyError:
raise Exception('consumer_key and/or consumer_secret not found '
'for provider %s' % config['display_name'])
service_provider = oauth.remote_app(provider_id, **o_config)
def get_handler(clazz_name, config):
return get_class_by_name(clazz_name)(**config)
connect_handler = get_handler(config['connect_handler'], o_config)
login_handler = get_handler(config['login_handler'], o_config)
Factory = get_class_by_name(config['connection_factory'])
setattr(service_provider, 'get_connection', Factory(**o_config))
setattr(app.social, provider_id, service_provider)
@service_provider.tokengetter
def get_token():
# Social doesn't use the builtin remote method calls feature of the
# Flask-OAuth extension so we don't need to return a token. This does,
# however, need to be configured
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):
"""The route which the provider should redirect to after a user
attempts to connect their account with the provider with their local
application account
"""
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):
"""The route which the provider should redirect to after a user
attempts to login with their account with the provider
"""
return login_handler(response)
def _configure_provider(app, blueprint, oauth, config):
"""
Configures and registers a service provider connection Factory with the
main application. The connection factory is accessible via:
from flask import current_app as app
app.social.<provider_id>
"""
provider_id = config["id"]
o_config = config["oauth"]
try:
o_config["consumer_key"]
o_config["consumer_secret"]
except KeyError:
raise Exception("consumer_key and/or consumer_secret not found " "for provider %s" % config["display_name"])
service_provider = oauth.remote_app(provider_id, **o_config)
def get_handler(clazz_name, config):
return get_class_by_name(clazz_name)(**config)
connect_handler = get_handler(config["connect_handler"], o_config)
login_handler = get_handler(config["login_handler"], o_config)
Factory = get_class_by_name(config["connection_factory"])
setattr(service_provider, "get_connection", Factory(**o_config))
setattr(app.social, provider_id, service_provider)
@service_provider.tokengetter
def get_token():
# Social doesn't use the builtin remote method calls feature of the
# Flask-OAuth extension so we don't need to return a token. This does,
# however, need to be configured
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):
"""The route which the provider should redirect to after a user
attempts to connect their account with the provider with their local
application account
"""
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):
"""The route which the provider should redirect to after a user
attempts to login with their account with the provider
"""
return login_handler(response)
def get_handler(clazz_name, config):
return get_class_by_name(clazz_name)(**config)
def get_handler(clazz_name, config):
return get_class_by_name(clazz_name)(**config)
