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Async OAuth client using HTTPX

Documentation: https://frankie567.github.io/httpx-oauth/

Source Code: https://github.com/frankie567/httpx-oauth

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pip install httpx-oauth\n
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We use Hatch to manage the development environment and production build. Ensure it's installed on your system.

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You can run all the tests with:

hatch run test\n
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This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.

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Utilities are provided to ease the integration of an OAuth2 process in FastAPI.

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Dependency callable to handle the authorization callback. It reads the query parameters and returns the access token and the state.

Parameters

Tip

You should either set route_name, which will automatically reverse the URL, or redirect_url, which is an arbitrary URL you set.

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A generic OAuth2 class is provided to adapt to any OAuth2-compliant service. You can instantiate it like this:

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Returns the authorization URL where you should redirect the user to ask for their approval.

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Example

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Returns an OAuth2Token object for the service given the authorization code passed in the redirection callback.

Raises a GetAccessTokenError if an error occurs.

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Returns a fresh OAuth2Token object for the service given a refresh token.

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Revokes a token.

Raises a RevokeTokenNotSupportedError if no revoke_token_endpoint was provided.

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Returns the id and the email (if available) of the authenticated user from the API provider. It assumes you have asked for the required scopes.

Raises a GetIdEmailError if an error occurs.

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Example

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Generic client for providers following the OpenID Connect protocol. Besides the Client ID and the Client Secret, you'll have to provide the OpenID configuration endpoint, allowing the client to discover the required endpoints automatically. By convention, it's usually served under the path .well-known/openid-configuration.

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Warning about get_id_email

Email is optional for Discord accounts, so the email might be None.

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from httpx_oauth.clients.facebook import FacebookOAuth2\n\nclient = FacebookOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n
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Returns an OAuth2Token object with a long-lived access token given a short-lived access token.

Raises a GetLongLivedAccessTokenError if an error occurs.

Parameters

Example

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Tip

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Based on the OpenID client. You need to provide the domain of your Okta domain for automatically discovering the required endpoints.

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Warning about get_id_email

Reddit API never return email addresses. Thus, e-mail will always be None.

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Integration server

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Async OAuth client using HTTPX

Documentation: https://frankie567.github.io/httpx-oauth/

Source Code: https://github.com/frankie567/httpx-oauth

"},{"location":"#installation","title":"Installation","text":"
pip install httpx-oauth\n
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Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

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We use Hatch to manage the development environment and production build. Ensure it's installed on your system.

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You can run all the tests with:

hatch run test\n
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Execute the following command to apply isort and black formatting:

hatch run lint\n
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You can serve the documentation locally with the following command:

hatch run docs\n

The documentation will be available on http://localhost:8000.

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This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.

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Utilities are provided to ease the integration of an OAuth2 process in FastAPI.

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Dependency callable to handle the authorization callback. It reads the query parameters and returns the access token and the state.

Parameters

Tip

You should either set route_name, which will automatically reverse the URL, or redirect_url, which is an arbitrary URL you set.

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A generic OAuth2 class is provided to adapt to any OAuth2-compliant service. You can instantiate it like this:

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Returns the authorization URL where you should redirect the user to ask for their approval.

Parameters

Example

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Returns an OAuth2Token object for the service given the authorization code passed in the redirection callback.

Raises a GetAccessTokenError if an error occurs.

Parameters

Example

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Returns a fresh OAuth2Token object for the service given a refresh token.

Raises a RefreshTokenNotSupportedError if no refresh_token_endpoint was provided.

Parameters

Example

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Revokes a token.

Raises a RevokeTokenNotSupportedError if no revoke_token_endpoint was provided.

Parameters

Example

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Returns the id and the email (if available) of the authenticated user from the API provider. It assumes you have asked for the required scopes.

Raises a GetIdEmailError if an error occurs.

Parameters

Example

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This class is a wrapper around a standard Dict[str, Any] that bears the response of get_access_token. Properties can vary greatly from a service to another but, usually, you can get access token like this:

access_token = token[\"access_token\"]\n
"},{"location":"oauth2/#is_expired","title":"is_expired","text":"

A utility method is provided to quickly determine if the token is still valid or needs to be refreshed.

Example

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Generic client for providers following the OpenID Connect protocol. Besides the Client ID and the Client Secret, you'll have to provide the OpenID configuration endpoint, allowing the client to discover the required endpoints automatically. By convention, it's usually served under the path .well-known/openid-configuration.

from httpx_oauth.clients.openid import OpenID\n\nclient = OpenID(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\", \"https://example.fief.dev/.well-known/openid-configuration\")\n
"},{"location":"oauth2/#discord","title":"Discord","text":"
from httpx_oauth.clients.discord import DiscordOAuth2\n\nclient = DiscordOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n

Warning about get_id_email

Email is optional for Discord accounts, so the email might be None.

"},{"location":"oauth2/#facebook","title":"Facebook","text":"
from httpx_oauth.clients.facebook import FacebookOAuth2\n\nclient = FacebookOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n
"},{"location":"oauth2/#get_long_lived_access_token","title":"get_long_lived_access_token","text":"

Returns an OAuth2Token object with a long-lived access token given a short-lived access token.

Raises a GetLongLivedAccessTokenError if an error occurs.

Parameters

Example

long_lived_access_token = await client.get_long_lived_access_token(\"TOKEN\")\n
"},{"location":"oauth2/#github","title":"GitHub","text":"
from httpx_oauth.clients.github import GitHubOAuth2\n\nclient = GitHubOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n

Tip

You should enable Email addresses permission in the Permissions & events section of your GitHub app parameters. You can find it at https://github.com/settings/apps/{YOUR_APP}/permissions.

"},{"location":"oauth2/#google","title":"Google","text":"
from httpx_oauth.clients.google import GoogleOAuth2\n\nclient = GoogleOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n
"},{"location":"oauth2/#kakao","title":"Kakao","text":"
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from httpx_oauth.clients.naver import NaverOAuth2\n\nclient = NaverOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n
"},{"location":"oauth2/#okta","title":"Okta","text":"

Based on the OpenID client. You need to provide the domain of your Okta domain for automatically discovering the required endpoints.

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from httpx_oauth.clients.reddit import RedditOAuth2\n\nclient = RedditOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n

Warning about get_id_email

Reddit API never return email addresses. Thus, e-mail will always be None.

"},{"location":"oauth2/#franceconnect","title":"FranceConnect","text":"
from httpx_oauth.clients.franceconnect import FranceConnectOAuth2\n\nclient = FranceConnectOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\")\n

Integration server

Since you need to go through a heavy validation process before getting your client ID and secret, you can use during development the integration server with demo credentials. You can enable this mode by setting the integration flag to True.

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from httpx_oauth.clients.shopify import ShopifyOAuth2\n\nclient = ShopifyOAuth2(\"CLIENT_ID\", \"CLIENT_SECRET\", \"my-shop\")\n

get_id_email is based on the Shop resource

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By default, requests are made using httpx.AsyncClient with default parameters. If you wish to customize settings, like setting timeout or proxies, you can do this by overloading the get_httpx_client method.

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