hmarrao/oauth-login-implementation-examples-using-rauth-via-bottle.py

OAuth Login Implementation Examples using rauth via Bottle.py

oauth-login-implementation-examples-using-rauth-via-bottle.py

OAuth Login Implementation Examples using rauth via Bottle.py

Prerequisites:

System Packages:

• For Python packages:
  • python-setuptools
  • pip
  • virtualenv

Python Packages:

• bottle
• rauth

Installing the prerequisites:

1. Install python-setuptools: sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
2. Install pip: sudo easy_install -U pip
3. Install virtualenv: sudo pip install -U virtualenv
4. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/ejelome/oauth-login-implementation-examples-using-rauth-via-bottle.py
5. Go to the directory: cd oauth-login-implementation-examples-using-rauth-via-bottle.py
6. Create a virtualenv: virtualenv venv
7. Activate virtualenv: source venv/bin/activate
8. Install remaining prerequisites (bottle and rauth): pip install -r requirements.txt

Modify the hosts file:

In order to make the OAuth APIs work in our local machine, we need to modify the hosts file and pretend we're visiting an online URI:

• When testing Facebook and Twitter examples, make sure that the local address (127.0.0.1) points to mydomain.tld
• When testing the Google example, the mydomain.tld won't work since Google seem to know that it's an invalid URI
• We can solve these issues by setting 2 aliases for the 127.0.0.1 address

1. Open the hosts file: sudo gedit /etc/hosts
2. Add the following line: 127.0.0.1 mydomain.tld

Running the program:

1. Execute one of the following:

python oauth2-facebook.py # Facebook
python oauth1-twitter.py # Twitter
python oauth2-google.py # Google

2. Open a browser and go to: http://localhost:8000
3. To Login:
   • Click Log in using xyz, where xyz is either Facebook, Twitter, or Google
   • Or go to: http://localhost:8000/login

Notes:

• More detailed information are included in each of the executable files (there are also in the config.py file)
• You can change the OAuth API settings on config.py file
• You can change other configurations on the config.py file
• Coding conventions are based on PEP 8 to make sure that you're also seeing good code examples
• The examples were done as minimal as possible so you can get a better understanding of OAuth and how simple it is
• Happy coding! :)

Recent Changes:

See: CHANGELOG