access_token_params – an option diction of parameters to forward to.request_token_params – an optional dictionary of parameters.consumer_secret – the application specific consumer secret.consumer_key – the application specific consumer key.authorize_url – the URL for authorization.access_token_url – the URL for token exchange.request_token_url – the URL for requesting new tokens.name – then name of the remote application.OAuthRemoteApp ( oauth, name, base_url, request_token_url, access_token_url, authorize_url, consumer_key, consumer_secret, request_token_params=None, access_token_params=None, access_token_method='GET' ) ¶ The keyword arguments areįorwarded to the OAuthRemoteApp consturctor. Set to False the application is not registered in the remote_app ( name, register=True, **kwargs ) ¶ In the future this will alsoīe the central class for OAuth provider functionality. If outgoing data of a differentįormat is needed, content_type should be specified instead and theĭata provided should be an encoded string.ĪPI Reference ¶ class flask_oauth. Unknown incoming data is stored as a string. 'json' - decoded with JSON rules, most likely a dictionary.'urlencode' - stored as flat unicode dictionary.'json' - JSON encoded data ( POST/ PUT as request body).'urlencode' - form encoded data ( GET as URL and POST/ PUT as.When a different format is needed, one can Incoming data is encodedīased on the mimetype the server sent and is stored in theĭata attribute. The server and to decode it when it comes back. Maybe out of ' 'API calls or Twitter is overloaded.' )įlask-OAuth will do its best to send data encoded in the right format to data else : tweets = None flash ( 'Unable to load tweets from Twitter. get ( 'statuses/home_timeline.json' ) if resp. Your tokengetter is not used during that period.įor a simple test application, storing that information in the session is During the authorization handshake a temporary token and secret are.They changed in the authorization callback. Keys, so if you store them in the database don’t forget to check if Revoked and the user re-enabled the application you will get different That information lives for as long as the user did not revoke theĪccess for your application on the remote application.It’s your responsibility to store that information somewhere.Your side and it is your responsibility to remember it.
AfterĪuthentication/authorization this information is passed to a function on OAuth uses a token and a secret toįigure out who is connecting to the remote application. Now that the application is created one can start using the OAuth system.
remote_app ( 'twitter', base_url = '', request_token_url = '', access_token_url = '', authorize_url = '', consumer_key = '', consumer_secret = '' )
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