happyapi.oauth2.client — io.github.timothypratley/happyapi 1.0.157

check clj

(check config)

endpoints clj multimethod

make-client clj

(make-client {:as config :keys [keywordize-keys] {:keys [request]} :fns})

Given a config map

{#{:client_id :client_secret} <string> :provider #{:google :amazon :github :twitter ...} #{:auth_uri :token_uri} <string> :fns {#{:request :query-string :encode :decode} <fn-or-var>} :keywordize-keys <boolean>}

Returns a wrapped request function.

If provider is known, then auth_uri and token_uri endpoints will be added to the config, otherwise expects auth_uri and token_uri. provider is required to namespace tokens, but is not restricted to known providers. Dependencies are passed as functions in fns.

missing-config clj

(missing-config config)

oauth2 clj

(oauth2 request args config)

Performs a http-request that includes oauth2 credentials. Will obtain fresh credentials prior to the request if necessary. See https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2 for more information.

oauth2-async clj

(oauth2-async request args config respond raise)

Only the http request is asynchronous; reading, updating, or writing credentials is done synchronously. Asynchronously obtaining credentials is challenging because it may rely on waiting for a redirect back. This compromise allows for convenient usage, but means that calls may block while authorizing before the http request is made.

required-config clj

with-credential-fns clj

(with-credential-fns config)

with-endpoints clj

(with-endpoints {:as config :keys [provider]})

The only configuration required is to know the provider (for endpoints), the client-id and the client-secret. This helper adds the endpoints for a given provider.

wrap-oauth2 clj

(wrap-oauth2 request config)

Wraps an http-request function that uses keys user and scopes from args to authorize according to config.