def fb_login(request):
"""
This function will render the view for the successful Facebook login page.
"""
try:
import facebook
from django.conf import settings
# if the request contains valid facebook cookies, then process
fb = facebook.Facebook(settings.FACEBOOK_API_KEY,
settings.FACEBOOK_SECRET_KEY)
fb_data = fb.validate_cookie_signature(request.COOKIES)
if not fb_data:
raise Exception(
"Facebook support enabled, but no facebook user logged in")
# add some extra data to the facebook object
fb.session_key = fb_data['session_key']
fb.uid = fb_data['user']
logging.debug(
"Request contains Facebook cookie signature (from FBConnect) = %s",
fb_data)
fb_userdata = fb.users.getInfo(
fb.uid, ['first_name', 'last_name', 'profile_url', 'pic_square'])
logging.debug("User Data for logged in user = %s", fb_userdata)
user = User.findOrCreate('facebook', fb.uid)
# TODO: update the user details
user.screenName = "%s %s" % (fb_userdata[0]['first_name'],
fb_userdata[0]['last_name'])
user.profileImageUrl = fb_userdata[0]['pic_square']
user.accessToken = fb.session_key
user.put()
social_auth.persistUserSession(request, user)
return render_to_response(request,
'social_auth/facebook_login_ok.html')
except (Exception), inst:
logging.error("Error validating facebook user: %s", inst)
return render_to_response(request,
'social_auth/facebook_login_fail.html')
def fb_login(request):
"""
This function will render the view for the successful Facebook login page.
"""
try:
import facebook
from django.conf import settings
# if the request contains valid facebook cookies, then process
fb = facebook.Facebook(settings.FACEBOOK_API_KEY, settings.FACEBOOK_SECRET_KEY)
fb_data = fb.validate_cookie_signature(request.COOKIES)
if not fb_data:
raise Exception("Facebook support enabled, but no facebook user logged in")
# add some extra data to the facebook object
fb.session_key = fb_data['session_key']
fb.uid = fb_data['user']
logging.debug("Request contains Facebook cookie signature (from FBConnect) = %s", fb_data)
fb_userdata = fb.users.getInfo(fb.uid, ['first_name', 'last_name', 'profile_url', 'pic_square'])
logging.debug("User Data for logged in user = %s", fb_userdata)
user = User.findOrCreate('facebook', fb.uid)
# TODO: update the user details
user.screenName = "%s %s" % (fb_userdata[0]['first_name'], fb_userdata[0]['last_name'])
user.profileImageUrl = fb_userdata[0]['pic_square']
user.accessToken = fb.session_key
user.put()
social_auth.persistUserSession(request, user)
return render_to_response(request, 'social_auth/facebook_login_ok.html')
except (Exception), inst:
logging.error("Error validating facebook user: %s", inst)
return render_to_response(request, 'social_auth/facebook_login_fail.html')
def twitter_login(request):
"""
The login request is defined to handle the Twitter authentication login view
"""
# initialise the oauth_request_token
oauth_request_token = None
if 'oauth_token' in request.GET:
oauth_request_token = request.GET['oauth_token']
try:
# create the new twitter verify request
verifyReq = twitter.TwitterLoginRequest(True, oauth_request_token)
# execute the request
verifyReq.execute()
# if the verification was successful, we will have a valid twitter id
if verifyReq.twitterId > 0:
# find the twitter user with the specified twitter id
user = User.findOrCreate('twitter', verifyReq.twitterId)
# TODO: update the user details
user.screenName = verifyReq.screenName
user.profileImageUrl = verifyReq.profileImageUrl
user.location = verifyReq.location
user.utcOffset = verifyReq.utcOffset
user.accessToken = verifyReq.accessToken
user.put()
# push the current user to the request so we can retrieve it in the middleware
# TODO: check if this is the best way to do this... kinda doesn't feel right...
social_auth.persistUserSession(request, user)
# return to the home page
return render_to_response(request, 'social_auth/login_success.html')
except (twitter.TwitterAuthRequiredException), authError:
return HttpResponseRedirect(authError.authorizationUrl)
def twitter_login(request):
"""
The login request is defined to handle the Twitter authentication login view
"""
# initialise the oauth_request_token
oauth_request_token = None
if 'oauth_token' in request.GET:
oauth_request_token = request.GET['oauth_token']
try:
# create the new twitter verify request
verifyReq = twitter.TwitterLoginRequest(True, oauth_request_token)
# execute the request
verifyReq.execute()
# if the verification was successful, we will have a valid twitter id
if verifyReq.twitterId > 0:
# find the twitter user with the specified twitter id
user = User.findOrCreate('twitter', verifyReq.twitterId)
# TODO: update the user details
user.screenName = verifyReq.screenName
user.profileImageUrl = verifyReq.profileImageUrl
user.location = verifyReq.location
user.utcOffset = verifyReq.utcOffset
user.accessToken = verifyReq.accessToken
user.put()
# push the current user to the request so we can retrieve it in the middleware
# TODO: check if this is the best way to do this... kinda doesn't feel right...
social_auth.persistUserSession(request, user)
# return to the home page
return render_to_response(request, 'social_auth/login_success.html')
except (twitter.TwitterAuthRequiredException), authError:
return HttpResponseRedirect(authError.authorizationUrl)