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OpenAuth2 is a thin OAuth2 wrapper written on top of Faraday in Ruby.
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Current version
0.0.6
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First release
2012-03-03
Latest release
2012-09-29
 Development
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Ruby
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2012-03-09
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 Dependencies

Development

fakeweb
~> 1.3
rake
~> 0.9
rspec
~> 2.8
timecop
~> 0.3
vcr
= 1.11.3

Runtime

activesupport
~> 3.1
faraday
~> 0.7
json
>= 0
 Project Readme

OpenAuth2 Build Status

OpenAuth2 is a thin OAuth2 wrapper written on top of Faraday in Ruby. The goal is a simple, well documented, easy to use interface for all your OAuth2 needs.

  • This software is alpha, you're either very brave or very foolish to use this in production of rockets or anything else.
  • This Readme is best viewed in DocumentUp.

Config

To begin, let's setup the configuration. Here we're assuming connection to Facebook api. OpenAuth2 supports Google and Facebook out of the box (more to come soon). Other sites can be configured manually.

require 'open_auth2'

# get this info by signing your app at developers.facebook.com
client_id     = 'enter in your own value'
client_secret = 'enter in your own value'
redirect_uri  = 'enter in your own value'

config = OpenAuth2::Config.new do |c|
  # indicate what kind of provider you want to use
  # Accepts: :google, :facebook or :default
  #
  c.provider       = :facebook

  c.client_id      = client_id
  c.client_secret  = client_secret
  c.redirect_uri   = redirect_uri
  c.scope          = ['publish_stream']
end

Client

Next, initialize a client object, which we'll use to make requests and pass in the config object we created earlier.

client = OpenAuth2::Client.new do |c|
  c.config = config
end

Client#configure_connection takes a block, which can be used to setup middleware like any other Faraday client, i.e:

client.configure_connection do |c|
  c.response :logger
end

Authenticate Url

To start the OAuth2 exotic dance, you'll need to obtain a 'code' from the server, which you can then use to request an 'access_token'. Redirect the user/yourself to this url to obtain that 'code'.

client.build_code_url

build_code_url takes optional params hash, which will be bundled into the url.

client.build_code_url(:scope => 'publish_stream')

Access token

Access token is used to sign the request so the server can identify the client sending the request. If you already have an access token, add it to the client with a block.

access_token  = 'enter in your value'
refresh_token = 'enter in your value'

client.configure do |c|
  c.access_token  = access_token

  # optional, for fb its same as above
  c.refresh_token = refresh_token
end

GET Access Token

If you don't have an access token, we'll need to ask the server for it.

token#configure_connection takes an block, just like client#configure_connection, which can be used to setup middleware like any other Faraday client.

token = client.token
token.configure_connection do |c|
  c.response :logger
end

# asks Facebook for access_token
token.get

# the following methods are now available
client.access_token
client.refresh_token
client.token_expires_at
client.token_expired?
client.token_arrived_at

GET Refresh Token

# tells Facebook api to extend the expiration of the access_token
token.refresh

GET request

To make an api call, simply call get with a hash containing path.

client.get(:path => '/cocacola')

get accepts a Hash as second argument, which can be used to pass in additional parameters.

client.get(:path => '/cocacola', :limit => 1)

Faraday convenience methods

Client#get is a convenience method that calls Faraday#get. You can drop down to Faraday connection object itself and make requests via that also.

client.connection.get do |conn|
  conn.url('/cocacola')
end

Client#run_request points to Faraday#run_request. It takes hash since I can never remember the order in which to pass the arguments.

path = "https://graph.facebook.com/cocacola"
client.run_request(verb: :get, path: path, body: nil, header: nil)

# same as
client.connection.run_request(:get, path, nil, nil)

Plugins

Since various OAuth2 providers differ in their implementation, OpenAuth2 provides a simple plugin system to accomodate the differences, rather than 'one shoe fits all' approach. Facebook and Google plugins are builtin, but it is trivial to add new ones.

There are three requirements:

  1. Should be under right namespace (OpenAuth2::Provider)
  2. Contain Options hash
  3. Contain #parse class method

To use the plugin, call Config#provider= with name of the provider. OpenAuth2 upcases and camelizes the name and looks for the constant under OpenAuth2::Provider namespace.

Plugin Example

module OpenAuth2
  module Provider
    module YourApi

      # Provider::Base contains keys of various accepted
      # Options, while Provider::Default contains the default options and
      # their values. You can however override them here.
      #
      Options = {
        :authorize_url            => '',
        :code_url                 => '',
        :refresh_token_grant_name => '',
      }

      # Called after AccessToken#get and #refresh response are received
      # from provider.
      #
      def self.parse(config, response_body)
        # parse the response body
        access_token            = response_body.gsub('access_token=', '')

        # update config to reflect new information
        config.access_token     = access_token
        config.token_arrived_at = Time.now
      end
    end
  end
end

Google example

require 'open_auth2'
require 'json'

access_token  = 'enter in your own value'
refresh_token = 'enter in your own value'

config = OpenAuth2::Config.new do |c|
  c.provider       = :google
  c.access_token   = access_token
  c.refresh_token  = refresh_token
  c.scope          = ['https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar']
  c.redirect_uri   = 'http://localhost:9393/google/callback'
  c.path_prefix    = '/calendar/v3'
end

client = OpenAuth2::Client.new do |c|
  c.config = config
end

# get request
client.get(:path => '/users/me/calendarList')

post_url = '/calendar/v3/calendars/openauth2@gmail.com/events'
body     = {
  "summary" => "From OpenAuth2",
  "start"   => {"dateTime"=>"2012-01-20T10:00:00.000-07:00"},
  "end"     => {"dateTime"=>"2012-01-20T10:25:00.000-07:00"}
}
body = JSON.dump(body)

# post request
client.post(:path         => post_url,
            :body         => body,
            :content_type => content_type)

header   = {"Content-Type" => "application/json"}
full_url = "#{post_url}?access_token=#{access_token}"

# post request via #run_request
client.run_request(:verb   => :post,
                   :path   => full_url,
                   :body   => body,
                   :header => header)

Requirements

  • ActiveSupport
  • Faraday
  • URI
  • Json

Supported Versions

  • MRI 1.9.2
  • MRI 1.9.3
  • jRuby (jruby --1.9 rspec)
  • Rubinius 2.0.0dev (RBXOPT=-X19 rbx- S rspec)

Install

$ gem install open_auth2

Source

OpenAuth2's git repo is available on GitHub:

https://github.com/senthilnambi/OpenAuth2

Development

You will need these gems to get tests to pass:

  • rspec2
  • rake
  • SimpleCov (optional for coverage)

See meta for more info on contributing and technology used to create this gem.

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2012 Senthil A. See License for details.