OAuth

Basic scaffolding for handling OAuth

See the docs page for an explanation of how to use this.

from IPython.display import Markdown

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GoogleAppClient

 GoogleAppClient (client_id, client_secret, code=None, scope=None,
                  **kwargs)

A WebApplicationClient for Google oauth2

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GitHubAppClient

 GitHubAppClient (client_id, client_secret, code=None, scope=None,
                  **kwargs)

A WebApplicationClient for GitHub oauth2

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HuggingFaceClient

 HuggingFaceClient (client_id, client_secret, code=None, scope=None,
                    state=None, **kwargs)

A WebApplicationClient for HuggingFace oauth2

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DiscordAppClient

 DiscordAppClient (client_id, client_secret, is_user=False, perms=0,
                   scope=None, **kwargs)

A WebApplicationClient for Discord oauth2

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Auth0AppClient

 Auth0AppClient (domain, client_id, client_secret, code=None, scope=None,
                 redirect_uri='', **kwargs)

A WebApplicationClient for Auth0 OAuth2

# cli = GoogleAppClient.from_file('/Users/jhoward/subs_aai/_nbs/oauth-test/client_secret.json')

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WebApplicationClient.login_link

 WebApplicationClient.login_link (redirect_uri, scope=None, state=None)

Get a login link for this client

Generating a login link that sends the user to the OAuth provider is done with client.login_link().

It can sometimes be useful to pass state to the OAuth provider, so that when the user returns you can pick up where they left off. This can be done by passing the state parameter.

from fasthtml.common import *
from fasthtml.jupyter import *

redir_path = '/redirect'
port = 8000
code_stor = None

app,rt = fast_app()
server = JupyUvi(app, port=port)

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redir_url

 redir_url (request, redir_path, scheme=None)

Get the redir url for the host in request

@rt
def index(request):
    redir = redir_url(request, redir_path)
    return A('login', href=cli.login_link(redir), target='_blank')

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_AppClient.parse_response

 _AppClient.parse_response (code, redirect_uri)

Get the token from the oauth2 server response

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_AppClient.get_info

 _AppClient.get_info (token=None)

Get the info for authenticated user

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_AppClient.retr_info

 _AppClient.retr_info (code, redirect_uri)

Combines parse_response and get_info

@rt(redir_path)
def get(request, code:str):
    redir = redir_url(request, redir_path)
    info = cli.retr_info(code, redir)
    return P(f'Login successful for {info["name"]}!')

# HTMX()

server.stop()

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_AppClient.retr_id

 _AppClient.retr_id (code, redirect_uri)

Call retr_info and then return id/subscriber value

After logging in via the provider, the user will be redirected back to the supplied redirect URL. The request to this URL will contain a code parameter, which is used to get an access token and fetch the user’s profile information. See the explanation here for a worked example. You can either:

Use client.retr_info(code) to get all the profile information, or
Use client.retr_id(code) to get just the user’s ID.

After either of these calls, you can also access the access token (used to revoke access, for example) with client.token["access_token"].

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url_match

 url_match (url, patterns=('^(localhost|127\\.0\\.0\\.1)(:\\d+)?$',))

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OAuth

 OAuth (app, cli, skip=None, redir_path='/redirect', error_path='/error',
        logout_path='/logout', login_path='/login', https=True,
        http_patterns=('^(localhost|127\\.0\\.0\\.1)(:\\d+)?$',))

Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.