def login_view(request):
if request.GET.has_key('bounceback'):
request.session['bounceback'] = request.GET['bounceback']
if request.user.is_authenticated():
return __bounceback__(request)
api = TroveAPI(TROVE['ID'], TROVE['SECRET'], TROVE['CALLBACK_URL'])
url = api.get_authenticate_url()
return HttpResponseRedirect(url)
#Some Sample code for how Trove Client APIs work
from troveclient import TroveAPI
# You need a consumer. Make one in the db. Consumers have call back URLs, which are not overridable (a-la Twitter and Fb)
c = {
client_id: 'some_key_here',
secret: 'sssh, it\'s a secret!',
redirect_uri: 'http://redirecturl.dev/callback'
}
# Initialize the TroveAPI with the consumer's key and secret
api = TroveAPI(client_id, secret, redirect_uri)
url = api.get_authenticate_url()
print url
raw_input()
# Returns back the URL to redirect the user (Looks like 'http://brooklyn.vlku.com:8000/multi/login?next=/oauth/2authorize/%3Foauth_token%3DdtKaXn5JXRWNndTa')
# callback URL includes a "code" that is passed in via the code parameter. We use that to get an access_token.
at = api.get_access_token(code)
# This returns back the access_token (at) as an OAuthToken. You want to save this somewhere for reuse later
# access_token also conveniently makes this the access_token for the instantiated API
# so you can call this easily right away with no setup
results = api.get_photos()
# but if you have to initialize a fresh TroveAPI (say for another hit with the token from the DB:)
api = TroveAPI(c.key, c.secret, ['photo'], access_token=at)