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openid-connect 0.5.0
Low-level Python OIDC Client library
License: MIT
Keywords: auth oauth openid oidc social ldap

openid-connect - Low-level Python OIDC Client library
=====================================================
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This is a low-level Python library for authentication against OpenID
Providers (e.g. Google).

For high-level libraries see the Aiakos_ project.

What is OpenID Connect?
-----------------------

It's a OAuth2-based standard for authentication in applications.

Legacy authorization servers
----------------------------

openid-connect does also support some legacy OAuth2 providers
that do not implement OpenID Connect protocol:

- facebook
- gitlab
- github

For gitlab and github - both official and on-premise instances are supported.

Requirements
------------

- Python 3.7+ - might work on older 3.x versions, but it's not tested
- python-jose_

.. _Aiakos: https://gitlab.com/aiakos
.. _python-jose: https://github.com/mpdavis/python-jose
yachain 0.1.4
YAML parser
License: MIT
Keywords: YAML parser configuration

yachain
=======

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YAML access on chained attribute names.

Install
-------

.. code-block:: shell

   $ pip install yachain


Suppose we have:

.. code-block:: yaml

   ---
   # config
   network:
      name: developers
      gitserver:
         ip: 192.168.178.101
         netmask: 255.255.255.0
         gateway: 192.168.178.1
         packages:
         - yum
         - gcc


With *yachain* we can access this as:

.. code-block:: python

   >>> import yachain

   >>> c = yachain.Config().load("netw.cfg")
   >>> print(c["network::gitserver::gateway"])
   192.168.178.1
   >>> print(c["network::gitserver::packages"])
   ['yum', 'gcc']


References to files / paths independent from environment
--------------------------------------------------------

References to files and paths can be used relative and absolute.
In case an attribute ends on *path* or *file* then the path can be
prefixed automatically when operation from a virtual environment is detected.
The works by default upper and lower case and can be overriden.

Using the *prefix* makes it possible to use the same config in different
environments.

.. code-block:: python

   import yachain
   import yaml
   import sys
   import os

   # yaml config:
   yc = """
   ---
   app:
     logfile: var/log/app.log
     textrules: var/app.app.txt
     database_path: var/app/db
     database_file: /var/app/db/db.txt
     database_name: db.txt
   """

   PREFIX = "/" if not hasattr(sys, 'real_prefix') else sys.prefix
   # CONFIG_FILE = os.path.join(PREFIX, "etc/app/app.cfg")
   config = yachain.Config(prefix=PREFIX, configdata=yaml.load(yc))


   for A in ["logfile",
             "textrules",
             "database_path",
             "database_file",
             "database_name"]:
       k = "app::{}".format(A)
       print config[k]


When run from a virtual environment, this will give us:

.. code-block:: bash

   /home/user/venv/var/log/app.log
   var/app.app.txt
   /home/user/venv/var/app/db
   /var/app/db/db.txt
   db.txt


So, as expected, the *logfile* and *database_path* got the PREFIX.

When run from a non-virtual environment, this will give us:

.. code-block:: bash

   /var/log/app.log
   var/app.app.txt
   /var/app/db
   /var/app/db/db.txt
   db.txt


So, as expected, prefixed with "/".