Package: scopes
scopesexposes theSetclass, a container type intended to
simplify checking authorization scope.InstallationYou can install scopes from PyPi:> pip install scopesThat should install all the dependencies for you. If you want to install
directly from source, clone the git repository and run the standardpython setup.py installcommand.DependenciesPython 2.7, 3.2+Usagescopes.Set implements the__contains__magic method, making it easy
to check if a particular scope and permission is expressed in a set of
scopes.>>> from scopes import Set
>>> Set(['user/emails+r'])
Set(['user/emails'])
>>> 'user/emails' in Set(['user/emails'])
True
>>> ('foo/bar', 'foo/baz') <= Set('foo')
True
>>> ['foo/bar', 'foo/baz', 'extra'] <= Set(['foo', 'bar'])
False
>>> Set(['foo', 'bar']) >= ('foo/bar', 'foo/baz')
TrueA Set in fact works almost like any set type.>>> len(Set(['user/emails', 'user/repo']))
2
>>> list(Set(['user/emails+r', 'user/repo+aaaaa']).formatted())
['user/emails', 'user/repo+a']They can be quickly parsed from strings too.>>> Set("user/emails+r user/emails+n")
Set(['user/emails', 'user/emails+n'])This method uses a single space as a separator.PermissionsYou can append letters to scope items to express certain permissions.
Any ascii letter that follows the permission separator (+by
default) is interpreted as a permission. When checking for an item
in the scope list, both its value and permission must match at least
one item in the list.>>> 'user/emails+a' in Set(['user/emails'])
False
>>> 'user/emails+a' in Set(['user/emails+a'])
TrueIndicate multiple permissions in a scope list item by including more than
one letter after the+symbol. Duplicate permissions are ignored.>>> 'user/repo+w' in Set(['user/repo+abcd', 'user/repo+rw'])
TruePermissions are totally arbitrary, except that+ris assumed by
default when no permissions are explicitly given.>>> 'user/emails+r' in Set(['user/emails'])
TrueYou can change the default permissions to whatever you like.>>> 'user/emails+n' in Set(['user/emails'], default_permissions='n')
True
>>> 'user/emails+q' in Set(['user/emails'], default_permissions='pq')
True
>>> 'user/emails+p' in Set(['user/emails'], default_permissions='pq')
TrueThe permissions separator is also configurable.>>> 'user/emails|r' in Set(['user/emails'], permission_sep='|')
TrueParentsThe/symbol is the default child separator. Parent scope items
automatically ‘contain’ child items in the scope list.>>> 'user/emails+r' in Set(['user'])
True
>>> 'user/emails+w' in Set(['user'])
False
>>> 'user/emails+rw' in Set(['user+w', 'user/emails+r'])
TrueThe child separator can also be changed:>>> 'user:emails+r' in Set(['user'], child_sep=':')
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