🔐 aioauth
aioauth is a spec-compliant OAuth 2.0 asynchronous Python module. aioauth works out-of-the-box with asynchronous server frameworks like FastAPI, Starlette, aiohttp, and others, as well as asynchronous database modules like Motor (MongoDB), aiopg (PostgreSQL), aiomysql (MySQL), or ORMs like Gino, sqlalchemy, or Tortoise.
The magic of aioauth is its plug-and-play methods that allow the use of virtually any server or database framework.
Installing
To install aioauth at the command line:
$ pip install aioauth
To install pre-releases:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/aliev/aioauth
Supported RFC
aioauth supports the following RFCs:
Pages
Sections
Understanding
Examples
Documentation
- Collections
- Config
- Constances
- Errors
MethodNotAllowedErrorInvalidRequestErrorInvalidClientErrorInsecureTransportErrorUnsupportedGrantTypeErrorUnsupportedResponseTypeErrorInvalidGrantErrorMismatchingStateErrorUnauthorizedClientErrorInvalidScopeErrorServerErrorTemporarilyUnavailableErrorInvalidRedirectURIErrorUnsupportedTokenTypeError
- Grant Type
- Models
ClientAuthorizationCodeAuthorizationCode.codeAuthorizationCode.client_idAuthorizationCode.redirect_uriAuthorizationCode.response_typeAuthorizationCode.scopeAuthorizationCode.auth_timeAuthorizationCode.expires_inAuthorizationCode.code_challengeAuthorizationCode.code_challenge_methodAuthorizationCode.nonceAuthorizationCode.userAuthorizationCode.check_code_challenge()AuthorizationCode.is_expired
Token
- Requests
- Response Type
- Responses
- Server
AuthorizationServerAuthorizationServer.response_typesAuthorizationServer.grant_typesAuthorizationServer.is_secure_transport()AuthorizationServer.validate_request()AuthorizationServer.create_token_introspection_response()AuthorizationServer.get_client_credentials()AuthorizationServer.create_token_response()AuthorizationServer.create_authorization_response()AuthorizationServer.revoke_token()
- Storage
- Types
- Utils