def auth_app(self, port=8080, resource=None, html=None):
""" Start the oAuth client.
Provide custom HTML in the ``html`` parameter to provide a custom
response page to be given in return to web requests.
"""
client = oAuthClient(self._reactor, port, resource, html)
# Start serving requests.
d = client.serve()
# Defer the handling or whatever.
d.addCallback(self._authResponse)
return d
def auth_app(self, port=8080, resource=None, html=None):
""" Start the oAuth client.
Provide custom HTML in the ``html`` parameter to provide a custom
response page to be given in return to web requests.
"""
client = oAuthClient(self._reactor, port, resource, html)
# Start serving requests.
d = client.serve()
# Defer the handling or whatever.
d.addCallback(self._authResponse)
return d
def test_handle_request(self):
""" Test what happens when a request is sent to the server. """
def onSuccess(request):
pass
def onFailure(err):
pass
self.server = oAuthClient(reactor)
self.d = self.server.serve()
self.d.addCallbacks(onSuccess, onFailure)
# Web request
self.server.deferred(None, {})
return self.d
def test_handle_request(self):
""" Test what happens when a request is sent to the server. """
def onSuccess(request):
pass
def onFailure(err):
pass
self.server = oAuthClient(reactor)
self.d = self.server.serve()
self.d.addCallbacks(onSuccess, onFailure)
# Web request
self.server.gotResponse({})
# There's really no need to return a callback here. ``gotResponse``
# invokes our callback without waiting. So yeah... Just to be safe,
# though.
return self.d
# EOF
