Overview

This code is based on the django-oauth plugin. I have tried to maintain most of the code structure, replacing the django specific code with the equivalent in GAE.

Usage

1. Copy the oauth_provider dir into your GAE application folder.
2. Modify the configuration values within the config.py file that is in the oauth_provider folder.
3. Add the oauth_request.RequestTokenHandler, oauth_request.AccessTokenHandler and oauth_request.AuthorizeHandler to your apllications url mappings.

For e.g.:

import oauth_request

url_mappings = [
    ('/request_token',oauth_request.RequestTokenHandler),
('/access_token', oauth_request.AccessTokenHandler),
('/authorize', oauth_request.AuthorizeHandler),    
('/api/test/?', ApiHandler)
]

4. Protect the relevant webapp.RequestHandler methods by applying the oauth_required decorator

For e.g:

from oauth_provider.decorators import oauth_required

class ApiHandler(webapp.RequestHandler):
    @oauth_required  
def get(self,user):
    self.response.out.write("hello world!")
    return

Checkout the example GAE application in the example folder for a clearer explanation.

Tests

The tests are within the tests.py module in the root folder and have the following dependencies - nosetests, nose-gae and webtest installed To run the tests, from within the root folder do the following

nosetests --with-gae --gae-application=./example/ tests.py