def handler_from_provider(provider_name):
"""Return an authentication handler for the given provider.
Parameters
----------
provider_name : str
Name of the email provider (e.g. inbox/providers.py) OR of the provider
module's PROVIDER constant
(XXX: interface terribleness!)
Returns
-------
An object that implements the AuthHandler interface.
"""
from inbox.auth import module_registry
auth_mod = module_registry.get(provider_name)
if auth_mod is None:
# Try to get a generic provider
info = providers.get(provider_name, None)
if info:
provider_type = info.get('type', None)
if provider_type:
auth_mod = module_registry.get('generic')
if auth_mod is None:
raise NotSupportedError('Inbox does not support the email provider.')
auth_handler_class = getattr(auth_mod, auth_mod.AUTH_HANDLER_CLS)
auth_handler = auth_handler_class(provider_name=provider_name)
return auth_handler
def handler_from_provider(provider_name):
# TODO: Console auth doesn't have support for handling unknown providers
# and just trying eas first with a fallback, so just assume EAS for now.
# -cg3
if provider_name == 'unknown':
provider_name = 'eas'
auth_mod = module_registry.get(provider_name)
if auth_mod is not None:
return auth_mod
# Try to get a generic provider
info = providers.get(provider_name, None)
if info:
provider_type = info.get('type', None)
if provider_type:
auth_mod = module_registry.get('generic')
if auth_mod is not None:
return auth_mod
raise NotSupportedError('Inbox does not support the email provider.')
def handler_from_provider(provider_name):
"""Return an authentication handler for the given provider.
Parameters
----------
provider_name : str
Name of the email provider (e.g. inbox/providers.py) OR of the provider
module's PROVIDER constant
(XXX: interface terribleness!)
Returns
-------
An object that implements the AuthHandler interface.
Note that if a plugin provides mixin classes, the type of the object may be
generated dynamically, and may not necessarily be directly importable.
"""
# TODO: Console auth doesn't have support for handling unknown providers
# and just trying eas first with a fallback, so just assume EAS for now.
# -cg3
if provider_name == 'unknown':
provider_name = 'eas'
auth_mod = module_registry.get(provider_name)
if auth_mod is None:
# Try to get a generic provider
info = providers.get(provider_name, None)
if info:
provider_type = info.get('type', None)
if provider_type:
auth_mod = module_registry.get('generic')
if auth_mod is None:
raise NotSupportedError('Inbox does not support the email provider.')
# The name in the entry_point must match module's PROVIDER constant.
# Known values include: 'generic', 'gmail', 'outlook', 'eas' (if installed)
mod_name = auth_mod.PROVIDER
# Now get the AuthHandler corresponding to the auth_mod.
# XXX: We should replace register_backends with entry_points.
auth_handler_class = None
group = 'inbox.auth'
for entry_point in pkg_resources.iter_entry_points(group, mod_name):
if auth_handler_class is not None:
raise RuntimeError(
"Duplicate definition of inbox.auth handler: {0!r}".format(
mod_name))
auth_handler_class = entry_point.load()
assert auth_handler_class is not None, \
"auth module {} not registered as an entry point".format(mod_name)
# Allow plugins to specify mixin classes
# Example usage:
#
# # setup.py snippet
# entry_points = {
# 'inbox.auth.mixins': [
# 'yahoo = example.auth:YAuthMixin',
# '* = example.auth:AllAuthMixin',
# ],
# },
#
# # example/auth.py
#
# class YAuthMixin(object):
# def verify_account(self, account):
# if account.email == '*****@*****.**':
# return False
# return super(YAuthMixin, self).verify_account(account)
#
mixins = []
group = 'inbox.auth.mixins'
for entry_point in pkg_resources.iter_entry_points(group, '*'):
mixins.append(entry_point.load())
for entry_point in pkg_resources.iter_entry_points(group, mod_name):
mixins.append(entry_point.load())
if mixins:
bases = tuple(mixins) + (auth_handler_class,)
# type(name, bases, dict)
auth_handler_class = type(
'<wrapped %s>' % auth_handler_class.__name__,
bases,
{})
auth_handler = auth_handler_class()
return auth_handler
def handler_from_provider(provider_name):
"""Return an authentication handler for the given provider.
Parameters
----------
provider_name : str
Name of the email provider (e.g. inbox/providers.py) OR of the provider
module's PROVIDER constant
(XXX: interface terribleness!)
Returns
-------
An object that implements the AuthHandler interface.
Note that if a plugin provides mixin classes, the type of the object may be
generated dynamically, and may not necessarily be directly importable.
"""
# TODO: Console auth doesn't have support for handling unknown providers
# and just trying eas first with a fallback, so just assume EAS for now.
# -cg3
if provider_name == 'unknown':
provider_name = 'eas'
auth_mod = module_registry.get(provider_name)
if auth_mod is None:
# Try to get a generic provider
info = providers.get(provider_name, None)
if info:
provider_type = info.get('type', None)
if provider_type:
auth_mod = module_registry.get('generic')
if auth_mod is None:
raise NotSupportedError('Inbox does not support the email provider.')
# The name in the entry_point must match module's PROVIDER constant.
# Known values include: 'generic', 'gmail', 'outlook', 'eas' (if installed)
mod_name = auth_mod.PROVIDER
# Now get the AuthHandler corresponding to the auth_mod.
# XXX: We should replace register_backends with entry_points.
auth_handler_class = None
group = 'inbox.auth'
for entry_point in pkg_resources.iter_entry_points(group, mod_name):
if auth_handler_class is not None:
raise RuntimeError(
"Duplicate definition of inbox.auth handler: {0!r}".format(
mod_name))
auth_handler_class = entry_point.load()
assert auth_handler_class is not None, \
"auth module {} not registered as an entry point".format(mod_name)
# Allow plugins to specify mixin classes
# Example usage:
#
# # setup.py snippet
# entry_points = {
# 'inbox.auth.mixins': [
# 'yahoo = example.auth:YAuthMixin',
# '* = example.auth:AllAuthMixin',
# ],
# },
#
# # example/auth.py
#
# class YAuthMixin(object):
# def verify_account(self, account):
# if account.email == '*****@*****.**':
# return False
# return super(YAuthMixin, self).verify_account(account)
#
mixins = []
group = 'inbox.auth.mixins'
for entry_point in pkg_resources.iter_entry_points(group, '*'):
mixins.append(entry_point.load())
for entry_point in pkg_resources.iter_entry_points(group, mod_name):
mixins.append(entry_point.load())
if mixins:
bases = tuple(mixins) + (auth_handler_class, )
# type(name, bases, dict)
auth_handler_class = type('<wrapped %s>' % auth_handler_class.__name__,
bases, {})
auth_handler = auth_handler_class()
return auth_handler
