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Toot-Mastodon-CLI-TUI-clien.../toot/auth.py
Ivan Habunek d5b5c89996
Add support for custom instance domains
The instance domain can be different from their base url, for example
the instance at https://social.vivaldi.net uses the vivaldi.net domain,
sans 'social'.

This commit requires the user to provide the base url of the instance,
instead of domain name. The domain is then fetched from the server.

fixes #217
2023-03-09 11:00:45 +01:00

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Python

import sys
import webbrowser
from builtins import input
from getpass import getpass
from toot import api, config, DEFAULT_INSTANCE, User, App
from toot.exceptions import ApiError, ConsoleError
from toot.output import print_out
def register_app(domain, base_url):
try:
print_out("Registering application...")
response = api.create_app(base_url)
except ApiError:
raise ConsoleError("Registration failed.")
app = App(domain, base_url, response['client_id'], response['client_secret'])
config.save_app(app)
print_out("Application tokens saved.")
return app
def create_app_interactive(base_url):
if not base_url:
print_out(f"Enter instance URL [<green>{DEFAULT_INSTANCE}</green>]: ", end="")
base_url = input()
if not base_url:
base_url = DEFAULT_INSTANCE
domain = get_instance_domain(base_url)
return config.load_app(domain) or register_app(domain, base_url)
def get_instance_domain(base_url):
print_out("Looking up instance info...")
instance = api.get_instance(base_url)
print_out(
f"Found instance <blue>{instance['title']}</blue> "
f"running Mastodon version <yellow>{instance['version']}</yellow>"
)
# NB: when updating to v2 instance endpoint, this field has been renamed to `domain`
return instance["uri"]
def create_user(app, access_token):
# Username is not yet known at this point, so fetch it from Mastodon
user = User(app.instance, None, access_token)
creds = api.verify_credentials(app, user)
user = User(app.instance, creds['username'], access_token)
config.save_user(user, activate=True)
print_out("Access token saved to config at: <green>{}</green>".format(
config.get_config_file_path()))
return user
def login_interactive(app, email=None):
print_out("Log in to <green>{}</green>".format(app.instance))
if email:
print_out("Email: <green>{}</green>".format(email))
while not email:
email = input('Email: ')
# Accept password piped from stdin, useful for testing purposes but not
# documented so people won't get ideas. Otherwise prompt for password.
if sys.stdin.isatty():
password = getpass('Password: ')
else:
password = sys.stdin.read().strip()
print_out("Password: <green>read from stdin</green>")
try:
print_out("Authenticating...")
response = api.login(app, email, password)
except ApiError:
raise ConsoleError("Login failed")
return create_user(app, response['access_token'])
BROWSER_LOGIN_EXPLANATION = """
This authentication method requires you to log into your Mastodon instance
in your browser, where you will be asked to authorize <yellow>toot</yellow> to access
your account. When you do, you will be given an <yellow>authorization code</yellow>
which you need to paste here.
"""
def login_browser_interactive(app):
url = api.get_browser_login_url(app)
print_out(BROWSER_LOGIN_EXPLANATION)
print_out("This is the login URL:")
print_out(url)
print_out("")
yesno = input("Open link in default browser? [Y/n]")
if not yesno or yesno.lower() == 'y':
webbrowser.open(url)
authorization_code = ""
while not authorization_code:
authorization_code = input("Authorization code: ")
print_out("\nRequesting access token...")
response = api.request_access_token(app, authorization_code)
return create_user(app, response['access_token'])