wsgi-oauth2¶

This module provides a simple WSGI middleware that requires the user to authenticate via the specific OAuth 2.0 service e.g. Facebook, Google, GitHub.

Prerequisites¶

It requires Python 2.6, 2.7, 3.2 or higher. It has no dependencies for non standard libraries, but if there is an installed simplejson library, it will be used instead of the standard json package.

Installation¶

You can install the package via downloading from PyPI:

$ pip install wsgi-oauth2

If you want to use the bleeding edge, install it from the Git repository:

$ pip install git+git://github.com/dahlia/wsgi-oauth2.git

Predefined services¶

There are some predefined services.

wsgioauth2.google = <wsgioauth2.Service object>¶: (Service) The predefined service for Google.

wsgioauth2.facebook = <wsgioauth2.Service object>¶: (Service) The predefined service for Facebook.

wsgioauth2.github = <wsgioauth2.GitHubService object>¶: (GitHubService) The predefined service for GitHub.

New in version 0.1.2.

Basic usage¶

from myapp import app
from wsgioauth2 import github

client = github.make_client(client_id='...', client_secret='...')
app = client.wsgi_middleware(app, secret='hmac*secret')

`wsgioauth2` — API references¶

class wsgioauth2.Service(authorize_endpoint, access_token_endpoint)¶

OAuth 2.0 service provider e.g. Facebook, Google. It takes endpoint urls for authorization and access token gathering APIs.

Parameters

authorize_endpoint (basestring) – api url for authorization
access_token_endpoint (basestring) – api url for getting access token

access_token_endpoint = None¶: (basestring) The API URL for getting access token.

authorize_endpoint = None¶: (basestring) The API URL for authorization.

is_user_allowed(access_token)¶

Check if the authenticated user is allowed to access the protected application. By default, any authenticated user is allowed access. Override this check to allow the Service to further-restrict access based on additional information known by the service.

Parameters: access_token – a valid AccessToken

New in version 0.1.3.

load_username(access_token)¶

Load a username from the service suitable for the REMOTE_USER variable. A valid AccessToken is provided to allow access to authenticated resources provided by the service. If the service supports usernames this method must set the ‘username’ parameter to access_token.

Parameters: access_token – a valid AccessToken

New in version 0.1.2.

make_client(client_id, client_secret, **extra)¶

Makes a Client for the service.

Parameters

client_id (basestring, numbers.Integral) – a client id
client_secret (basestring) – client secret key
**extra – additional arguments for authorization e.g. scope='email,read_stream'

Returns

a client for the service

Return type

Client

class wsgioauth2.Client(service, client_id, client_secret, **extra)¶

Client for Service.

Parameters

service – service the client connects to
client_id (basestring, numbers.Integral) – client id
client_secret (:class:basestring`) – client secret key
**extra – additional arguments for authorization e.g. scope='email,read_stream'

client_id = None¶: (basestring) The client id.

client_secret = None¶: (basestring) The client secret key.

load_username(access_token)¶

Load a username from the configured service suitable for the REMOTE_USER variable. A valid AccessToken is provided to allow access to authenticated resources provided by the service. For GitHub the ‘login’ variable is used.

Parameters: access_token – a valid AccessToken

New in version 0.1.2.

make_authorize_url(redirect_uri, state=None)¶

Makes an authorize URL.

Parameters

redirect_uri (basestring) – callback url
state (basestring) – optional state to get when the user returns to callback

Returns

generated authorize url

Return type

basestring

request_access_token(redirect_uri, code)¶

Requests an access token.

Parameters

redirect_uri (basestring) – redirect_uri that was passed to make_authorize_url()
code (code) – verification code that authorize endpoint provides

Returns

access token and additional data

Return type

AccessToken

service = None¶: (Service) The service the client connects to.

wsgi_middleware(*args, **kwargs)¶: Wraps a WSGI application.

class wsgioauth2.AccessToken(*args, **kwargs)¶

Dictionary that contains access token. It always has 'access_token' key.

property access_token¶: (basestring) Access token.

get(url, headers={})¶

Requests url as GET.

Parameters: headers (collections.Mapping) – additional headers

post(url, form={}, headers={})¶

Requests url as POST.

Parameters

form (collections.Mapping) – form data
headers (collections.Mapping) – additional headers

class wsgioauth2.WSGIMiddleware(client, application, secret, path=None, cookie='wsgioauth2sess', set_remote_user=False, forbidden_path=None, forbidden_passthrough=False, login_path=None)¶

WSGI middleware application.

Parameters

client (Client) – oauth2 client
application (callable object) – wsgi application
secret (bytes) – secret key for generating HMAC signature
path (basestring) – path prefix used for callback. by default, a randomly generated complex path is used
cookie (basestring) – cookie name to be used for maintaining the user session. default is DEFAULT_COOKIE
set_remote_user (bool) – Set to True to set the REMOTE_USER environment variable to the authenticated username (if supported by the Service)
forbidden_path (basestring) – What path should be used to display the 403 Forbidden page. Any forbidden user will be redirected to this path and a default 403 Forbidden page will be shown. To override the default Forbidden page see the forbidden_passthrough option.
forbidden_passthrough (bool) – Should the forbidden page be passed-through to the protected application. By default, a generic Forbidden page will be generated. Set this to True to pass the request through to the protected application.
login_path (basestring) – The base path under which login will be required. Any URL starting with this path will trigger the OAuth2 process. The default is ‘/’, meaning that the entire application is protected. To override the default path see the login_path option.

New in version 0.1.4: The login_path option.

New in version 0.1.3: The forbidden_path and forbidden_passthrough options.

New in version 0.1.2: The set_remote_user option.

DEFAULT_COOKIE = 'wsgioauth2sess'¶: (basestring) The default name for cookie.

application = None¶: (callable object) The wrapped WSGI application.

client = None¶: (Client) The OAuth2 client.

cookie = None¶: (basestring) The cookie name to be used for maintaining the user session.

forbidden(start_response)¶: Respond with an HTTP 403 Forbidden status.

forbidden_passthrough = None¶: (bool) Whether the forbidden page should be passed-through to the protected application. By default, a generic Forbidden page will be generated. Set this to True to pass the request through to the protected application.

forbidden_path = None¶: (basestring) The path that is used to display the 403 Forbidden page. Any forbidden user will be redirected to this path and a default 403 Forbidden page will be shown. To override the default Forbidden page see the forbidden_passthrough option.

login_path = None¶: (basestring) The base path under which login will be required. Any URL starting with this path will trigger the OAuth2 process. The default is ‘/’, meaning that the entire application is protected. To override the default path see the login_path option.

New in version 0.1.4.

path = None¶: (basestring) The path prefix for callback URL. It always starts and ends with '/'.

secret = None¶: (bytes) The secret key for generating HMAC signature.

sign(value)¶: Generate signature of the given value.

New in version 0.2.0.

class wsgioauth2.GitHubService(allowed_orgs=None)¶

OAuth 2.0 service provider for GitHub with support for getting the authorized username.

Parameters: allowed_orgs (basestring, collections.Container of basestring) – What GitHub Organizations are allowed to access the protected application.

New in version 0.1.3: The allowed_orgs option.

New in version 0.1.2.

is_user_allowed(access_token)¶

Check if the authenticated user is allowed to access the protected application. If this GitHubService was created with a list of allowed_orgs, the user must be a memeber of one or more of the allowed_orgs to get access. If no allowed_orgs were specified, all authenticated users will be allowed.

Parameters: access_token – a valid AccessToken

New in version 0.1.3.

load_username(access_token)¶

Load a username from the service suitable for the REMOTE_USER variable. A valid AccessToken is provided to allow access to authenticated resources provided by the service. For GitHub the ‘login’ variable is used.

Parameters: access_token – a valid AccessToken

New in version 0.1.2.

Source code¶

The source code is available under MIT license. Check out from the GitHub:

$ git clone git://github.com/dahlia/wsgi-oauth2.git

We welcome pull requests as well!

Bugs¶

If you found bugs or want to propose some improvement ideas, use the issue tracker.

Author¶

The package is written by Hong Minhee.

Changelog¶

Version 0.2.1¶

Released on September 3, 2020.

Fixed a bug that ImportError has raised on Python 3.8. [pull request #12 by Jörg Benesch]
Fixed a bug that GitHubService raises KeyError when users who didn’t declare their name on GitHub tries to login. [pull request #9 by Aymeric Augustin]

Version 0.2.0¶

Released on August 10, 2014.

Now it becomes compatible with Python 3.2 or later.

Version 0.1.4¶

Released on August 8, 2014.

login_path can now be configured to protect only a subsection of an application. [pull request #8 by Aymeric Augustin]

Version 0.1.3¶

Released on June 19, 2013.

forbidden_path can now be configured. Default forbidden page is ugly so also allow forbidden path to be passed through to the protected application so it can be styled properly. [pull request #4 by Mike Milner]
GitHubService now takes an optional parameter allowed_orgs to limit access based on GitHub organizations. [pull request #4 by Mike Milner]
Fix Client.request_access_token() to understand Content-Type with charset. [pull request #5 by Jacob Kaplan-Moss]

Version 0.1.2¶

Released on March 22, 2013.

Add predefined GitHub service (wsgioauth2.github). [pull request #3 by Mike Milner]
Add option to set REMOTE_USER. [pull request #3 by Mike Milner]

Version 0.1.1¶

Released on May 2, 2012.

Set cookie with expires option if the response contains expires_in parameter. [pull request #2 by mete0r]

Version 0.1.0¶

Released on November 4, 2011. First version.

wsgi-oauth2¶

Prerequisites¶

Installation¶

Predefined services¶

Basic usage¶

wsgioauth2 — API references¶

Source code¶

Bugs¶

Author¶

Changelog¶

Version 0.2.1¶

Version 0.2.0¶

Version 0.1.4¶

Version 0.1.3¶

Version 0.1.2¶

Version 0.1.1¶

Version 0.1.0¶

`wsgioauth2` — API references¶