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https://github.com/supertokens/supertokens-pythonA client-side library for Python backends that facilitates communication with the SuperTokens HTTP service to manage authentication and sessions. It provides integration examples for frameworks such as Django, FastAPI, and Flask, including support for the ThirdpartyEmailpassword recipe for social authentication via Google, Github, Apple, and Discord.
To set up the development environment for this Flask example, use the provided script to create a virtual environment and install all necessary dependencies.
source create_env.shOnce the environment is set up, you can start the Flask application by running app.py with Python.
python app.pyTo set up the development environment and install all required dependencies for this example, run the provided setup script:
source create_env.shOnce the environment is set up, run the Django migrations and start the development server using manage.py.
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py runserverTo set up the development environment for this Django example, use the provided script to create a virtual environment and install all necessary dependencies.
source create_env.shRun the application using uvicorn. The server is configured to listen on all interfaces (0.0.0.0) at port 3001 with hot-reloading enabled.
uvicorn main:app --reload --host=0.0.0.0 --port=3001The compose.yaml file defines the deployment for the SuperTokens Core service and an OAuth test service. You can customize the Core service using environment variables for versioning and port mapping.
SUPERTOKENS_CORE_VERSION environment variable. If not provided, it defaults to master.3567 inside the container. You can map this to a different host port using the SUPERTOKENS_CORE_PORT environment variable (defaults to 3567).When running the Core service, the following environment variables are used for configuration:
OAUTH_PROVIDER_PUBLIC_SERVICE_URL: The public service URL for the OAuth provider (e.g., http://oauth:4444).OAUTH_PROVIDER_ADMIN_SERVICE_URL: The admin service URL for the OAuth provider (e.g., http://oauth:4445).OAUTH_PROVIDER_CONSENT_LOGIN_BASE_URL: The base URL for OAuth consent login (e.g., http://localhost:3001/auth).OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET_ENCRYPTION_KEY: A key used for encrypting OAuth client secrets.INFO_LOG_PATH: Path for info logs (set to "null" to disable in this config).ERROR_LOG_PATH: Path for error logs (set to "null" to disable in this config).LOG_LEVEL: The logging verbosity (e.g., DEBUG).services:
core:
image: supertokens/supertokens-dev-postgresql:${SUPERTOKENS_CORE_VERSION:-master}
ports:
- ${SUPERTOKENS_CORE_PORT:-3567}:3567
environment:
OAUTH_PROVIDER_PUBLIC_SERVICE_URL: http://oauth:4444
OAUTH_PROVIDER_ADMIN_SERVICE_URL: http://oauth:4445
OAUTH_PROVIDER_CONSENT_LOGIN_BASE_URL: http://localhost:3001/auth
OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET_ENCRYPTION_KEY: asdfasdfasdfasdfasdf
INFO_LOG_PATH: "null"
ERROR_LOG_PATH: "null"
LOG_LEVEL: "DEBUG"
oauth:
image: supertokens/oauth2-test:latestThis example demonstrates how to integrate the supertokens-python SDK with the Django framework using the ThirdpartyEmailpassword recipe. This configuration allows you to implement social authentication for providers such as:
This example demonstrates how to integrate the supertokens-python library with the Flask web framework using the ThirdpartyEmailpassword recipe. This configuration allows you to implement social authentication for providers such as:
This example demonstrates how to integrate the supertokens-python library with the FastAPI framework using the ThirdpartyEmailpassword recipe. This configuration allows you to implement social authentication for providers such as: