def dwolla_customer_oauth_url(user_or_order, api_type, request, next_url=""):
dwolla_prep(api_type)
scope = "Send|AccountInfoFull|Funding"
redirect_url = user_or_order.get_dwolla_connect_url() + "?api=" + api_type
if next_url:
redirect_url += "&next_url=" + next_url
redirect_url = request.build_absolute_uri(redirect_url)
return oauth.genauthurl(redirect_url, scope=scope)
# Step 1: Generate an OAuth permissions page URL
# with your application's default set redirect.
#
# http://requestb.in is a service that catches
# redirect responses. Go over to their URL and make
# your own so that you may conveniently catch the
# redirect parameters.
#
# You can view your responses at:
# http://requestb.in/[some_id]?inspect
#
# If you're feeling dangerous, feel free to simply use
# http://google.com and manually parse the parameters
# out yourself. The choice remains yours.
print oauth.genauthurl("http://requestb.in/yxlywryx")
# Step 2: The redirect should provide you with a `code`
# parameter. You will now exchange this code for an access
# and refresh token pair.
access_set = oauth.get("Z/KHDIyWO/LboIGn3wGGs1+sRWg=", "http://requestb.in/yxlywryx")
print access_set
# Step 2.5: If you wish, you can set the library's global
# access token parameter by doing the following...
constants.access_token=access_set['access_token']
# Step 3: Exchange your expiring refresh token for another
# access/refresh token pair.x
def testgenauthurl(self):
self.assertEqual(
oauth.genauthurl(),
'https://sandbox.dwolla.com/oauth/v2/authenticate?client_id=SOME%20ID&response_type=code&scope=Balance|AccountInfo'
)
def testgenauthurl(self):
self.assertEqual(oauth.genauthurl(), 'https://sandbox.dwolla.com/oauth/v2/authenticate?client_id=SOME%20ID&response_type=code&scope=Balance|AccountInfo')
def dwolla_organization_oauth_url(organization, request, api_type):
dwolla_prep(api_type)
scope = "Send|AccountInfoFull|Transactions"
redirect_url = request.build_absolute_uri(organization.get_dwolla_connect_url() + "?api=" + api_type)
return oauth.genauthurl(redirect_url, scope=scope)
# with your application's default set redirect.
#
# http://requestb.in is a service that catches
# redirect responses. Go over to their URL and make
# your own so that you may conveniently catch the
# redirect parameters.
# You can view your responses at:
# http://requestb.in/[some_id]?inspect
#
# If you're feeling dangerous, feel free to simply use
# http://google.com and manually parse the parameters
# out yourself. The choice remains yours.
print(oauth.genauthurl("http://requestb.in/122rdhc1"))
# Step 2: The redirect should provide you with a `code`
# parameter. You will now exchange this code for an access
# and refresh token pair.
access_set = oauth.get("Z/KHDIyWO/LboIGn3wGGs1+sRWg=", "http://requestb.in/122rdhc1")
print(access_set)
# Step 2.5: If you wish, you can set the library's global
# access token parameter by doing the following...
constants.access_token = access_set['access_token']
# Step 3: Exchange your expiring refresh token for another
# access/refresh token pair.x
def dwolla_oauth_url(dwolla_obj, api_type, request, next_url=""):
dwolla_prep(api_type)
redirect_url = dwolla_redirect_url(dwolla_obj, api_type, request, next_url)
return oauth.genauthurl(redirect_url, scope=DWOLLA_SCOPES)