Class abstraction of an application oauth flow, where the access token is persisted as a file. The token is encrypted using a custom encryption key to avoid persisting the key itself.
The reason I made this is because OAuth2 tokens cost money, thus it is a good idea to use the token until it expires. The token is persisted (encrypted) between runs of the parent code such that the token is completely reusable.
from oauth_encrypt.client import EncryptedOauth2Client
# Example credentials and encryption
config = {
"token_url": "lol.com/token",
"client_id": "something",
"client_secret": "something_else",
"scope": "my.scope",
"encryptionkey": "nDtagLlBTMJBilyIgYTYELAUmZD39hnGa6XaLwlhRVQ=",
}
client = EncryptedOauth2Client(config)
def main():
"""Example using Encrypted Reusable Oauth Client"""
# Get and print an access token
r = client.access_token
print(r)
# Make a get request
print(client.get("protected.com"))
if __name__ == "__main__":
# This can be run as many times as you want, it will only get a new
# token when the previous one has expired
main()
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